Well, if we know that an adverb is a modifier of verb's or word groups such as a circumstance, a time, or a place then looking at this question would be more understandable.
In this case, examine your options.
A) is a noun. --> noun is a person place or thing-->e.g friends.
B) is unfitting to the question being asked I should think.
C) is something like what we are looking for. It is a verb, it is an action. An adverb modifies an action.
Does this make sense?
Answer:
Just landed in London and guess what? It's rainy...no sun this time. But today looks like it's going to be filled with bright IDEAS. #willpower
Explanation:
Some of the words weren't capitalized, and some didn't have apostrophes. The punctuation wasn't thoro. And some of the words were incomplete, so I fixed them. Hope this helps!
Answer:
goods are physical objects
Answer:
Spend
Explanation:
We see that there is $419 available to spend, and the “thing” that the class wants is only $350, which is far less than 419.
Because 419 > 350, the class has more than enough money to spend on the field trip. So, they don’t need to save up more money; instead, they can spend it.