First, I'm going to highlight all the adverbs in the options:
A. Lucy quickly hid behind the tree.
B. Mr. Dodge moved in an extremely slow manner.
C. Jacob was a very smart boy.
D. The dress was terribly old
Adverbs can modify verbs or adjectives, and in options B, C and D it is adjectives that are modified: slow, smart, old.
The correct answer is A: in option A the adverb modifies a verb
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
It explains what a formal meeting is like, and a few of the rules you must follow.
Answer:
know where you get information
Answer & Explanation:
Well, it's kinda tough to explain, savage can be used positively as well as negativley used. When applied to villains, for example, or wild killing animals, it can mean cruel, aggressive, or vicious. Here it is very negative. As a noun, a savage means " a person who is regarded as primitive and uncivilized, or mean and ruthless”, and is thus very offensive. It could also mean rebel, badass, or agitator in a positive tone. However, lurking is used negatively, lurking is also called orbiting, and is generally looked upon as creepy. the word "lurking" has increasingly taken on a negative tone, implying one is being nosy or spying, kinda a form of eavesdropping.
I hope this has somwhat helped you!! :)
In the sentence: Karissa wanted to invite up to fifteen
people to the party.
The infinitive words of the last word of the infinitive
phrase are D.to invite party rather ‘to invite up to fifteen people’.
Infinitives starts with the connective ‘to’.
