The correct answer is Option (3) - Adverb of Place
- In the sentence "They went everywhere," the word "everywhere" tells us the location where they went.
- Adverbs of Place answer the question "Where?" For example, "here," "there," "everywhere," etc.
- "Everywhere" indicates that the action (went) occurred in all places, making it an adverb of place.
- The other options:
- Adverb of Manner would answer "How?" (e.g., "quickly").
- Adverb of Time would answer "When?" (e.g., "now," "yesterday").
- Adverb of Degree would answer "To what extent?" (e.g., "very").
Thus, "everywhere" is clearly an Adverb of Place. |
