Match each sentence to the correct part of the speech of underlined word

1. Susan sometimes feels lonely. Adverb

2. Rob slowly finished his dinner. Adjective

3. Your short story is rather funny. Adverb

4. Place your completed test here. Adverb

5. Quickly run home and ask Rob. Adverb

6. I often eat Maine lobsters. Adjective

7. She quietly read the news. Adverb

8. We processed early arrivals first. Adjective

Explanation:

Adverbs are those words that modify a verb or clause or sentences. They change or influence the meaning of the verb in the sentence.

On the other hand, adjectives help modify a noun and further help define nouns and pronouns. They deal with the nouns of the sentence while adverbs are based of the verbs.

Among the given sentences, sentences 2,6, and 8 are adjectives for they modify the noun(dinner, lobsters, arrivals) in their sentences whereas sentences 1,3,4,5, and 7 are adverbs as they modify the verb(feels, funny, place, run, read) in the sentences.

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