The word 'whenever' in 'Come whenever you like' is: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The word 'whenever' in 'Come whenever you like' is:

A. a simple adverb

B. a conjunctive adverb/subordinating conjunction

C. an interrogative adverb

D. a relative adverb

Answer: Option B

Solution (By JKExamLibrary)

'Whenever' introduces an adverbial clause of time and is grammatically classified as a subordinating conjunction, though it carries adverbial meaning.

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She accepted the award _______.

A. more grateful

B. grateful

C. gratitude

D. gratefully

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Verb 'accepted' needs an adverb – 'gratefully'.

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