Questão 3167013

‘The painted lizards are really neat around here,’ said Tarwater. → The adverb ‘really’ is an adverb of place because it describes where something happens.

‘O’ahu’s forests are almost devoid of native species.’ → The adverb ‘almost’ is an adverb of frequency because it indicates how often something happens.

‘These are highly structured forests with amazing tropical plant species.’ → The adverb ‘highly’ is an adverb of manner because it explains how an action is performed.

‘She walked around the forest, observing the introduced species.’ → The adverb ‘around’ is an adverb of degree because it intensifies an adjective or adverb.

‘The lowland forests are now almost entirely devoid of native plants and animals.’ → The adverb ‘entirely’ is an adverb of degree because it modifies the extent of an action or state.