IS THE BOLDED WORD AN AJECTIVE OR AN ADVERB The toddler waited IMPATIENTLY for her food

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Answer:

Adverb

Explanation:

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Remember that most adverbs end in -ly. In your case, the word, Impatiently, ends in -ly.

Adverbs tell when, where, and how. Impatiently tells HOW the toddler waited.

Therefore, it is an $$\boxed{Adverb}$ .

EDIT: It also depends on the context. Impatiently can be an adjective as well. I may have interperted it wrong D:

Hope this helps!!

viva [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

It is an adjective.

Explanation:

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