Nicholas timidly thanked me for the birthday gift. Your business with Carol is altogether private. We had scarcely arrived in the park when the storm began. The visiting team arrived late for the big game. Kwan came here looking for you. Louis had not considered that alternative. Mr. Wilson usually hires students during the summer. Gillian is the player who most frequently scores. The votes cast in the third precinct were counted early. Surprisingly, the plane was nearly empty. Janice often runs through the field to the track. The frightened rabbit never knew I only wanted to take its picture. We went back to the very dark cave. Cooper was startled enough to scream. Next, our class wholeheartedly applauded the speaker. Dropbox Directions:

I looked these sentences up and found out you need to identify the adverbs in each one of them.

Nicholas timidly thanked me for the birthday gift.

Your business with Carol is altogether private.

We had scarcely arrived in the park when the storm began.

The visiting team arrived late for the big game.

Kwan came here looking for you.

Louis had not considered that alternative.

Mr. Wilson usually hires students during the summer.

Gillian is the player who most frequently scores.

The votes cast in the third precinct were counted early.

Surprisingly, the plane was nearly empty.

Janice often runs through the field to the track.

The frightened rabbit never knew I only wanted to take its picture.

We went back to the very dark cave.

Cooper was startled enough to scream.

Next, our class wholeheartedly applauded the speaker.

Explanation:

An adverb is a word or phrase that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Adverbs can express degree, place, time, frequency, and manner. For example, let's compare the sentences below:

1. She ran.

2. She ran quickly.

In the first, we are told the action she performed. In the second sentence, due to the adverb "quickly", we are told the manner in which she performed the action.

In the sentences provided in the question, these are the adverbs found:

1. timidly

2. altogether

3. scarcely

4. late

5. here

6. not

7. usually

8. frequently

9. early

10. surprisingly / nearly

11. often

12. never

13. very

14. enough

15. wholeheartedly

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