What is the adverb in this sentence, and what word does it modify?

Sentence: Who is on the phone now? What is the adverb, and what word does it modify?

Global trade provides consumers with more options and lower prices. Fewer options and lower prices. More options and higher prices. Fewer options and higher prices.

There was no dissuading him, however, and at a quarter past ten he closed the attic door behind him and went up the narrow twisting stairs. We later heard ominous creakings as he crawled into bed.

Which one of the following is not a function of the present continuous tense? a. To describe something that regularly happens b. To describe something that will continue to happen in the future c. To describe something that is happening these days d.

How do you review your notes? Only study the summary you wrote at the bottom of the page. Answer the questions that you made in the cue column, and check your answers. Highlight all of your notes. Sing your notes in front of the mirror.

The mood of this excerpt can best be described as

A man was to be sentenced and the judge told him you may make a statement. If you tell the truth I'll sentence you to 4 years, however, if you lie then I'll sentence you to 6 years. After the man's statement the judge decides to let him go.

The mere idea of your traveling alone over the entire length of the Appalachian Trail is ridiculous. What does mere mean? A. Brave B. Simple C. Solid D. Vast

How much is one plus one

Which two themes are found in the following passage?

What is the antonym for the word wholehearted?