<em>An adverb is a word that modifies a verb or an adjective.</em>
The general feeling or attitude in a text should be right.
The sentence that includes precise and clear word choices is the first one: The tin roof shone in the sun, and the front lawn was green and inviting.
You can see here that the description is quite vivid and complete, so that we can even imagine what the house and the lawn look like - Janice used descriptive words such as tin, front, green, and inviting to portray the entire picture.
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B: Repeat the information from the text.
He lieth in wait secretly as a lion in his den: he lieth in wait to catch the poor...
The verbal in this sentence is “to catch the poor” and it is an infinitive phrase that acts as an adverb of reason.
The walls, covered with ancient artwork, revealed much about the people’s culture.
The verbal in this sentence is “covered with ancient artwork” and it is a participle phrase that acts as an adjective that is modifying the noun “walls”.
