The adverb modifies the verb, but is not an object of the verb.
The object here, what John said is "a very lively Broadway show". (which contains options a,b and d, and leaves c as the correct answer).
But i would say that there is not "an adverb" but an adverbial phrase "last year" - both these words are needed to form the phrase
A because you don’t want me too bad right away so you can just tell him
Answer: When the fire started, Mr. Granger stopped the Simms and the Wallaces from hanging T.J. and instead got everyone to fight the fire. Cassie is suspicious about where Papa was throughout all of this, and she worries that too much of their cotton was destroyed, and they won't be able to pay taxes.
Explanation: ig pls give brain list if right
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Desafortunadamente no incluiste el texto o la afirmación de referencia para poder responder a tu pregunta.
Sin embargo, podemos incluirte dos afirmaciones con los pronombres relativos.
1.- He is the teacher who is the youngest of all in school, that graduated from Florida University, whose teachers were actors of the Broadway scene.
2.- She is the manager that helped me resolve my problem which allowed me to reduce the interests of the debt, in a time where I was out of the city.
The most common relative pronouns are: who, whose, whom, where, which, and that.
