Underline the adverbs in the following sentence. Draw an arrow from each adverb to the word or words it modifies. On the line provided, identify the part of speech of the word or words that each adverb modifies by writing $V$ for verb, $A D J$ for adjective, or $A D V$ for adverb.

_________ Samt Mark's Square is often quite crowded

Decide which vocabulary word or related form best completes the sentence, and write the letter of your choice on the answer line.

Maureen's speech was more effective than Liam's because she never $\underline{?}$ from her main topic. _______________

a. diverged b. transcended c. diffused d. amalgamated

Underline the adverbs in the following sentence. Draw an arrow from each adverb to the word or words it modifies. On the line provided, identify the part of speech of the word or words that each adverb modifies by writing $V$ for verb, $A D J$ for adjective, or $A D V$ for adverb.

_________ Yesterday, my family and I boarded a small plane.

Each of the following sentences contains a word that is used twice. Above each underlined word, identify its part of speech by writing one of the abbreviations below. Carol's mother, a $\underline{busy}$ person herself, sometimes asked Carol, "Couldn't you please $\underline{busy}$ yourself with some work?"

Identify the part of speech of each underlined word in the following sentence by writing above it N for noun, PRO for pronoun, ADJ for adjective, V for verb, * ADV* for adverb, PREP for preposition, CON for conjunction, or INT for interjection.

From 1853 to 1857, Nathaniel Hawthorne was a United States $\underline{\text{consul}}$consul in England.

In the following paragraphs, identify the part of speech of each underlined word by writing above it N for noun, ADJ for adjective, PREP for preposition, PRON for pronoun, ADV for adverb, CONJ for conjunction, V for verb, or INT for interjection. Probably the most famous American $\underline{grammarian}$ is Noah Webster, who died over a century ago.

Each of the following sentences contains one or more underlined words. Identify the part of speech of each underlined word or word group by writing above it V for verb, ADV for adverb, PREP for preposition, C for conjunction, or I for interjection.

$\underline{\text{Within}}$ its vault are more than 4.5 million maps.

How do you see “Postscript” as part of a progression in the works you have studied in this Conversation? How does “Postscript” accomplish what Heaney called in his Nobel Prize speech his goal to “make space in [his] reckoning and imagining for the marvelous as well as for the murderous” (para. $15$)?

In the following paragraphs, identify the part of speech of each underlined word by writing above it one of the abbreviations below. N for noun, PRON for pronoun, ADJ for adjective, V for verb, ADV for adverb, PREP for preposition, CONJ for conjunction, INTJ for interjection The famous ones occurred in California and in the $\underline{Klondike}$ during the 1800s.

Write the part of speech above each italicized word: N (noun), pro. (pronoun), V (verb), adj. (adjective), adv. (adverb), prep. (preposition), conj. (conjunction), or int. (interjection). Though the piano $\mathit{needs}$ tuning, $\mathit{it}$ still sounds lovely when played by $\mathit{Sydney}$.

Underline the adverbs in the following sentence. Draw an arrow from each adverb to the word or words it modifies. On the line provided, identify the part of speech of the word or words that each adverb modifies by writing $V$ for verb, $A D J$ for adjective, or $A D V$ for adverb.

_________ We neared our destination, and the airplane suddenly plunged.

A friend's voice sounds different over the telephone than it does in person. This is because telephones do not transmit frequencies over about 3000 Hz. 3000 Hz is well above the normal frequency of speech, so why does eliminating these high frequencies change the sound of a person's voice?

A writer avoids monotony by varying sentence beginnings starting sentences with different parts of speech or sentence elements.\In your notebook, revise given sentence by adding the sentence beginning suggested in parentheses. Add new words whenever necessary. "Swift's satirical prose was unsurpassed". (prepositional phrase)

Identify the part of speech of each underlined word in the sentence by writing above it N for noun, PRO for pronoun, ADJ for adjective, V for verb, *ADV * for adverb, PREP for preposition, CON for conjunction, or INT for interjection.

According to the school’s $\underline{\text{}}$monthly newsletter, an open meeting of the debate club is held $\underline{\text{}}$monthly.