Identify The Adverb

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Identify The Adverb

Identify the adverb in the following sentences.

1. He is so pigheaded you can’t reason with him. *

1 point

pigheaded

with

2. Sailing alone around the world was quite a pilgrimage. *

1 point

sailing

quite

privilege

3. The admiral was always nonchalant in the face of danger. *

1 point

always

nonchalant

4. A person’s outward appearance was formerly thought to reveal his character. *

1 point

outward

formerly

reveal

5. Wearing nothing but blue clothing is only one of her peculiarities. *

1 point

nothing

blue

only

Wrong!

6. He was seen driving northward. *

1 point

seen

driving

northward

7. I have told you this twice. *

1 point

have

this

twice

8. That day he arrived late. *

1 point

that

arrived

late

9. I have already spoken to him about this. *

1 point

have

already

10. Luckily we escaped unhurt. *

1 point

luckily

escaped

unhurt

11. My dog understands everything. He is almost human. *

1 point

everything

almost

human

12. I am fully prepared for the examination. *

1 point

fully

prepared

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