Exercise 5-1 Name the type of adverbial

 

Identify the type of adverbial being used in each of the following sentences. Use these codes in the space provided: adjunct (a), conjunct (cj), disjunct (dj), and complement (co).

 

1. I had to leave, unfortunately, the door was locked. 

 

 

2. Surprisingly, the back door was still unlocked. 

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3. Jennifer soon followed quickly catching up to me. 

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4. Sara finally arrived in her new electric car. 

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5. Nathan now understood, broadly smiling in agreement. 

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6. His brother frowned intensely at the puzzle. 

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7. I have an appointment today; therefore, we need to change our plans. 

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8. Reluctantly, he gave the cell phone to his dad.

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9. The wolf ran purposefully into the woods. 

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10. Emily watched the rain sulkily from the window. 

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11. He frequently called the girl’s cell phone and got no answer every time. 

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12. It was the story she fondly remembered, consequently, she read the book to her daughter.

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13. Curiously, she left her keys on the kitchen table. 

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14. Tell me honestly what you think of the essay.

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15. Terri entered the room quietly.