I’ve always appreciated this one:
Travel Sickness ~ A Funny Poem About A Writer
Travelling by train from Luton to London
To attend a writers' convention
I spotted the chap in the seat opposite
Was reading my latest collection
Feeling my chest swell with authorial pride,
I coughed to attract his attention.
'I see that you're reading my book', I remarked,
Expecting a friendly reception.
Instead, he went red. 'Have it back', he said,
'I was under a misapprehension.
It was on my seat when I boarded the train,
But it's quite beyond comprehension.'
C stapled to the photograph
Answer:
loudly is the adverb
Explanation:
loudly is the adverb in the sentence
an adverb allows greater definition of a word, such as who, what, where, why etc.
you can look for -ly at the end of words for an easier time looking for an adverb
Intansitive bcoz it cant be converted into passive voice. pls rate me as brainliest
