Modify the verb in this sentence with an adverb: ‘The dog barked.’
A. The dog barked softly.
B. The dog barked silently.
C. The dog barked quickly.
D. The dog barked loudly.
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Do you know the girl? She has just gone out.
a. Do you know the girl who she has just gone out?
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A. The teacher was talking when the fire alarm rang.
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