[ Adverbs ]
Differentiate between the adverb and adjective in the sentence: ‘The tall man walked slowly.’
A. Adjective: ‘man’; Adverb: ‘walked’
B. Adjective: ‘slowly’; Adverb: ‘tall’
C. Adjective: ‘the’; Adverb: ‘tall’
D. Adjective: ‘tall’; Adverb: ‘slowly’
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