Adverbs

Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: I have been a fan of mystery stories since I was quite young.

• fan

• quite

• a

• since

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: Some stories are incredibly excitibg from start to finish

• some

• incredibly

• are

• exciting

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: Others build suspense very slowly

• others, very

• others, slowly

• very, slowly

• build, slowly

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: If I like a story, I almost never put it down until I finish it

• a, almost, never

• almost, never, down

• almost, never, until

• a, almost, down

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: In many cases, I can scarcery prevent myself from peeking at the last chapter to see the ending

• many

• from

• scarcely

• prevent

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement:

• a, then, more

• a, never, then

• never, more

• a, never, more

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: My favorite detectives are ones who cleverly match wits with equally clever villains

• favorite, cleverly

• cleverly, equally

• equally, clever

• clever, cleverly

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: I especially like detectives who carefully hunt for clues.

• like

• like, especially

• especially, carefully

• hunt

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: The clues that they uncover are almost always found in unexpected, spooky places

• almost, always

• are

• are, always

• are, almost, always

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Point out the adverb/abverbs in the statement: It's amazing how detectives can use these clues to solve the most complicated cases

• amazing, how

• amazing, most

• how, these

• how, most

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