Question:
"They actually work well under pressure". How many adverbs are there in this sentence?
A0
B1
C2
D3
Answer:
C. 2
Explanation:
Actually, well എന്നിവ adverbs ആണ്. No, "pressure" is not an adverb in the sentence. "Pressure" is a noun that functions as the object of the preposition "under".
Actually
Function: Adverb of Manner or Adverb of Affirmation
What It Modifies: The verb "work"
Meaning: It emphasizes the truth or reality of the statement, meaning "in fact" or "truly."
Example in Context:
Original: "They actually work well under pressure."
Meaning: In reality, they perform effectively when faced with stress.
Well
Function: Adverb of Manner
What It Modifies: The verb "work"
Meaning: It describes how they work, meaning "in a good or efficient manner."
Example in Context:
Original: "They actually work well under pressure."
Meaning: They perform their tasks efficiently even when stressed.
They (Subject)
actually (Adverb modifying "work")
work (Verb)
well (Adverb modifying "work")
under pressure (Prepositional phrase acting adverbially)