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He walked with a limp whenever he saw a pretty girl approaching. a. adjective b. adverb
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He walked with a limp whenever he saw a pretty girl approaching.

a. adjective
b. adverb

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There are no adverbs present in this sentence; therefore, the answer is A.
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the correct answer a

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