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Which of the following is an adverb phrase in the following sentence? At 3 o'clock, traffic around the Atlanta metro area builds with many cars as people try to get home. A) At 3 o'clock B) around the
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Which of the following is an adverb phrase in the following sentence? At 3 o'clock, traffic around the Atlanta metro area builds with many cars as people try to get home. A) At 3 o'clock B) around the Atlanta area C) with many cars D) to get home

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The answer is D because as mentioned previously, the adverb would be to vet home.
User Collimarco
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to get home a.k.a.
D.
get home
get is an adverb
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