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vredina
16 days ago
7

. Which part of speech is the bold word in the sentence below? She gazed admiringly at the four singers on the stage. adverb nou

n verb adjective
English
1 answer:
Lady bird [6.3K]16 days ago
8 0
I believe the bold word is 'admiringly', so I would choose D.
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