In which one of these sentences does an adverb modify a verb?

b

Adverb Modify A Verb

I think D

An Adverb is to a verb as an adjective is to a noun.

An Adverb make a veb come alive.

so in sentence A 'boy' is a noun. Smart is what you are so that is a noun I think.

in sentence B 'hid' is a verb and 'quickly' describes that verb

in sentecne C 'old' would decribe the dress which is a noun. Old is something you are so I think that is a noun as well.

in sentence D 'manner' is a way of behaving - something you do.. a verb, slow describes that verb so that makes 'slow' and adverb and 'extrememly' would describe 'slow'

So if I have to go with just ONE sentence, I pick D.

Altough my heart of hearts likes both B and D

B. try reversing the adverb/verb, and then read them...

ex

A - smart very ... no

B - hid quickly ... WE HAVE A WINNER! :)

C - old terribly ... nope

D - slow extremely ... nope again

hope this helps, and you can apply it to any sentence and it should work exactly like that.

the answer would be:

B. Lucy quickly hid behind the tree.

"quickly" as the adverb and "hid" as the verb....

B- quickly is the adverb describing how Lucy hid.

also

D- "exteremely slow" is technically a "manner adverbial".

I'm pretty sure its B, quickly modifies how Lucy hid

B is the one: quickly hid

A. very smart are adjectives for boy

C. terribly adjective for old

D. extremely slow adjectives for manner

B

B.