We were told in biology class that Canadian geese migrate yearly. Which word is the adverb? A. were B. yearly C. We D. migrate

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I should think the answer to be: B. Yearly.
Adverb's are verb's' that describe objects. For example: Quickly, Slowly, etc.
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tatuchka [14]3 years ago

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B.yearly

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