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Adverb? The French joyfully celebrate independence on Bastille Day.
joyfully
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Adverb? When, where, or how? New Orleans designers often decorate homes with wrought iron.
often; when
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Adverb? When, where, or how? Some Africans firmly pack mud for walls.
firmly
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Adverb? In China, people happily celebrate the Chinese New Year.
happily
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Adverb? When, where, or how? Japanese homes usually have straw mats on floors.
usually; when
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Adverb? When, where, or how? Korean floors have heat pipes underneath.
underneath
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Adverb? The holiday is interestingly called the Moon Festival.
interestingly
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Adverb? Many countries honor their workers then.
then
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Make a sentence with a "where" adverb.
answers vary
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Adverb? May Day is celebrated differently in different places.
differently
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Adverb? Koreans celebrate the fall harvest annually.
annually
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Adverb? People often celebrate springtime on May Day.
often
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Adverb? Yesterday I studied holidays in other countries.
yesterday
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Adverb? When, where, or how? Builders frequently make East Coast homes from brick.
frequently; how
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Adverb? When, where, or how? American builders work differently in each area.
differently; how
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Make a sentence with a "how" adverb.
answers vary
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Adverb? It always occurs on July 14.
always
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Adverb? They have colorful parades outside.
outside
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Make a sentence with a "when" adverb.
answers vary
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Adverb? When, where, or how? In parts of Mongolia, people may set up tents anyplace.
anyplace; where
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Adverb? When, where, or how? Homes everywhere have different characteristics.
everywhere; where
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