Identify which type of an adverb is used in the following sentence? “The cat chased the rat everywhere”.
Correct answer: D. adverb of place
- A. adverb of time
- B. adverb of manner
- C. adverb of frequency
- D. adverb of place
Explanation
Everywhere tells where the cat chased the rat, so it is an adverb of place. Adverbs of time answer when, of manner answer how, and of frequency answer how often.
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