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Consider this, Emily and Raj are arguing about a sentence. Emily says that Sam “happily” played his guitar, while Raj believes Sam “guitar” played his song. Who is using the adverb correctly?

A. Emily (Happily)

B. Raj (Guitar)

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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