Will mark brainliest 30 points

in some places, the rain was so heavy that we had to stop driving.

adverb modifying heavy

adjective modifying heavy

adverb modifying was

adjective modifying some

adjective modifying rain

the noun or pronoun that tells to whom or for whom the action is done is the

indirect object

intransitive

direct object

subject complement

transitive

the expressway became very slippery and dangerous.

adverb modifying very

adverb modifying dangerous

adjective modifying became

adverb modifying became

adjective modifying expressway

1.)Adverb modifying a heavy

2.)Direct Object

3.)Adverb modifying dangerous

Explanation:

Again sorry if these are wrong. I was never great at English but I hope they're correct and I hope they help!! :)) (#2 is 100% correct)

1) The right answer for the first question is an and adverb modifying heavy.

2) The right option is indirect object.

3) The right option for the last question is an adverb modifying dangerous.

Explanation:

1) "So" is an adverb that can modify adjectives. In the sentence "In some places, the rain was so heavy that we had to stop driving," so is intensifying or giving emphasis to the adjective heavy. It wasn't a sprinkle, the use of so and heavy gives the impression of a downpour.

2) An indirect object is a noun phrase or a pronoun related to someone that is affected by the action of the main verb but it is not the subject of the sentence.

3) In the sentence, very works as an intensifier, an adverb that strengthens the adjective dangerous.

he is a confident leader.