The adverb is slowly, Because adverbs tell what kind, how or to what extent. The adverb slowly (usually, they end in ly) is describing HOW someone did something. EX. Jessie ran slowly across the field. It tells how jessie ran.
And adverbs describe a verb.
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For number one, you are looking for the sentence that basically makes the most sense. In this instance, it is
B: Our team practiced hard this week; therefore, we expect to do well at the game tonight.
For number 2, it’s the same thing. Looking for the sentence that sounds correct. In this case, it is
A: The transmission needs to be completely replaced; the car also needs a new muffler.
For number three, you are looking for the sentence that correctly lists the things in the sentence. In this instance, it is
B: I would like to go to the beach in Barcelona, Spain; Honolulu, Hawaii; and Rio Dijenero, Brazil.
For number four, the same thing follows as the question above. Your answer would be
B: For dinner you can choose steak, chicken, or pork; baked potatoes, mashed potatoes, or fries; and broccoli, green beans, or salad.
<span>Convenience sampling can produce biased research results. TRUE.</span>
The prefix is dis. if I am wrong sorry.
Answer:
C. "If it's money you want
You're out of luck."
