What are the two adverbs in the following sentence? ...

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What are the two adverbs in the following sentence?

Ever since Vinny started doing his homework, his grade has been slowly going up.

A. Doing+up
B. Since+slowly
C. Slowly+up

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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