Note (F) and the introductory ‘in stories’ is important to me.

What are the some examples of verb modifiers?

In the sentence “The witch is usually a homely woman”, the adverb usually provides information about the frequency of cases when a witch appears to be a homely woman. So in the given sentence, usually modifies the verb phrase “is a homely woman”, indicating frequency, i.e. How often is a witch a homely woman?

Note (F) : So, it is not critical to concentrate on it, unless of course its inclusion in the sentence radically changes your interpretation of the sentence.

Different adverbs are necessary for prepositional phrases.

In the sentence “In stories, the witch is usually a homely woman”, the adverb usually provides information about the frequency of representing a witch as a homely woman in stories. In stories the witch is a homely woman. “, but when they say so, when does the tradition end. ” The story ends on Halloween and the poem ends. In both cases the introductory “in stories”, usually modifies the prepositional phrase “in stories”.

He gave the young couple a custom-painted, powder-pink fiat as a treat which until after the wedding he drove off in himself with all the jewelry and most of the other presents that they had been given. He had been doing a lot of talking with the young couple and kept them satisfied until the wedding.

When the father returned to the father he took the

gift of all your wedding bands and presents. It seemed like a silly gesture. The gift of ham went exactly into his car. And as you can see, I’m all over it.

Is “on” in relates to the car. Hisself means he was at the wheel driving off or at least in the car giving orders to the driver. To drive off means to leave in a vehicle. 4