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The word or phrase functioning as an adverb in the following sentence is: can\from the plowed fields. The birds can eat from the plowed fields. hI gUyS hOw ArE yOu?
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The word or phrase functioning as an adverb in the following sentence is: can\from the plowed fields.

The birds can eat from the plowed fields.



hI gUyS hOw ArE yOu?

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I think it may be "from the plowed fields" since it describes the word "eat"

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