Question

underline each adverb. write how, when, or where on the line. 1. kip cleans his house weekly. ____________ 2. we all walked quietly in the hallway. __________ 3. spend your money wisely. __________ 4. fables often teach a lesson. __________ 5. perhaps i can visit you someday. __________ 6. i can write my name backwards. __________ 7. she felt safe immediately. __________ 8. he skated gracefully around the rink. __________ 9. the sun shone brightly. __________ 10. greg sits behind me in class. ____________

Explanation:

This is a language - related problem, focusing on identifying adverbs and classifying them as how, when, or where. Let's solve each sentence one by one:

1. In the sentence "Kip cleans his house weekly", the adverb is "weekly". "Weekly" tells us the time when Kip cleans his house, so it is a "when" adverb.
2. For "We all walked quietly in the hallway", the adverb is "quietly". It describes how we walked, so it is a "how" adverb.
3. In "Spend your money wisely", the adverb is "wisely". It tells us how to spend money, so it is a "how" adverb.
4. For "Fables often teach a lesson", the adverb is "often". It tells us the frequency (a type of when) of fables teaching a lesson, so it is a "when" adverb.
5. In "Perhaps I can visit you someday", the adverb is "someday". It tells us the time of the visit, so it is a "when" adverb. (Note: "Perhaps" is an adverb too, but it is more of a modal adverb. However, in the context of how, when, or where, "someday" is more relevant for time. If we consider "Perhaps", it is a modal adverb and doesn't fit neatly into how, when, or where. But following the problem's instruction, "someday" is the main adverb for time here.)
6. For "I can write my name backwards", the adverb is "backwards". It tells us how I write my name, so it is a "how" adverb.
7. In "She felt safe immediately", the adverb is "immediately". It tells us the time when she felt safe, so it is a "when" adverb.
8. For "He skated gracefully around the rink", the adverb is "gracefully". It tells us how he skated, so it is a "how" adverb.
9. In "The sun shone brightly", the adverb is "brightly". It tells us how the sun shone, so it is a "how" adverb.
10. For "Greg sits behind me in class", the adverb is "behind". It tells us where Greg sits, so it is a "where" adverb.

Answer:

1. Underline "weekly", write "when"
2. Underline "quietly", write "how"
3. Underline "wisely", write "how"
4. Underline "often", write "when"
5. Underline "someday", write "when" (or if considering "Perhaps", but "someday" is more for time)
6. Underline "backwards", write "how"
7. Underline "immediately", write "when"
8. Underline "gracefully", write "how"
9. Underline "brightly", write "how"
10. Underline "behind", write "where"