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Example sentences with adverb and degree of modality

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Q 1/9
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Which of the following sentences correctly uses an adverb of degree to express modality?
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I sometimes eat lunch.
She might completely finish her homework tonight.
He runs very fast.
They will always be late.
Q 2/9
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Which sentence demonstrates the use of an adverb of degree with modality correctly?
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I always enjoy reading books.
He usually goes to the gym.
She can almost play the piano perfectly.
They seldom finish their projects early.

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses an adverb of degree to express modality?

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Which sentence demonstrates the use of an adverb of degree with modality correctly?

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Identify the sentence that uses an adverb of degree to indicate modality correctly.

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Which of the following sentences includes an adverb of degree that modifies the modality of the action?

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Which sentence correctly uses an adverb of degree to express modality?

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Which of the following sentences correctly uses an adverb of degree to express modality?

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Which sentence uses an adverb of degree to modify the modality appropriately?

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Which of the following sentences correctly employs an adverb of degree to convey modality?

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Which sentence effectively uses an adverb of degree to express modality?

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