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Adjectives vs. adverbs

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1
Which one of the following sentences has at least one adjective (or adjectival phrase) in them?
An out-of-the-way place was his dream destination.
Only after years did he realize that he loved grammar.
And then he was like: what do I know?
Well, all she could say was: nothing.
2
Again, locate the adverb in the following sentences.
He had had an accident.
He knew that she knew that he knew about that thing.
It is freezing cold.
Can you tell me the way to the closest book store?
3
Which one of the following sentences has at least one adjective in it?
The students woke up and went to school to do their exam.
They paid the amount and simply left.
The foggy and rainy weather made everyone feel miserable.
The family bought this item: a bouquet of flowers
4
Which one of the following sentences does not have an adjective in it?
He proceeded to buying the car after talking to his wife.
This problem seems insoluble.
The minister responsible did not know what to say.
They get more and more curious.
5
Again, locate the adverb in the following sentences.
The best book is my favourite book.
He was able to walk in a straight line.
His mother said to him: "Go straight to bed!"
A hard workout could be good for me.
6
Locate the adverb in the following sentences.
The lecture on morphology was interesting.
The distinction between the two is extremely important.
He did give a damn.
I will be attending the Christmas party.