Identify the adverb in the following sentence.
Recently, we went to a Broadway show.
A. show
B. Broadway
C. recently
D. went
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____________ are 3 rules that people should live by and honesty is one of them. ___________ not doing too well in that department. __________ never too late to start!
A. There, your, it’s
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A. The acoustics in the auditorium are bad.
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“I came here last week” he said. He said he ____ here ____ .
A. came / last week
B. had come / last week
C. had come / the next week
D. had come / the previous week