Diagramming Sentences with Adverbs

The video tutorial explains how to diagram sentences with adverbs modifying a verb, both with and without a conjunction. Initially, two adverbs modify the verb 'snored' and are joined by 'and'. The tutorial then removes the conjunction, showing how to rearrange the adverbs so that one modifies the other. The process involves moving adverbs in the diagram to reflect their new relationships, ultimately demonstrating how to diagram sentences with adverbs that aren't connected by a conjunction.

What was the function of the conjunction 'and' in the previous diagram?

• To join two adverbs

• To join two nouns

• To join two verbs

• To join two adjectives

What is the original sentence revisited in the video?

• Squiggly snored quickly

• Squiggly snored loudly

• Squiggly snored often

• Squiggly snored quietly

Why was 'loudly' moved in the diagram?

• To remove it from the sentence

• To connect it to 'snored'

• To change its meaning

• To give more room

What is the purpose of changing the angle of 'loudly' in the diagram?

• To give more room under the diagram

• To make it parallel to 'snored'

• To make it perpendicular to 'snored'

• To connect it to 'often'

Where is 'often' placed in the new diagram?

• Next to 'snored'

• Above 'loudly'

• Next to 'loudly'

• Underneath 'loudly'

What does the vertical line connecting 'often' and 'loudly' signify?

• That 'often' modifies 'loudly'

• That 'often' modifies 'snored'

• That 'loudly' modifies 'snored'

• That 'loudly' modifies 'often'

What is the final sentence diagrammed in the video?

• Squiggly snored loudly and often

• Squiggly often snored loudly

• Squiggly loudly snored often

• Squiggly snored often and loudly