Identify all the adverbs in the following sentences extracted from Dicken's "Our Mutual Friend". With your classmates, take the parts of the nine characters involved and say the quoted words in each sentence as indicated by the adverb of manner present.

Haya hapa ni vielezi (adverbs) katika kila sentensi:

1. Wilfer cheerfully observed, “Money and goods are certainly the best of references”

   • Vielezi: cheerfully, certainly

2. “Nonsense!” cried Bella impatiently. “What’s that got to do with him?”

   • Vielezi: impatiently

3. “What did you say?” Rolanda asked sharply. “What did you say, Miss?”

   • Vielezi: sharply

4. “Please walk in,” said Lavinia haughtily. “Our servant is out.”

   • Vielezi: in, haughtily

5. “Oh, I don’t know what she said,” cried Georgiana wildly.

   • Vielezi: wildly

6. “I alone know,” returned Bram, sternly shaking his head, “that your trumped-up story cannot possibly be true.”

   • Vielezi: alone, sternly, possibly

7. “Well?” retorted Mr Venus snappishly.

   • Vielezi: snappishly

8. “My sister Lizzie,” said the boy proudly, “wants no preparing, Mr. Headstone. What she is, she is, and shows herself to be.”

   • Vielezi: proudly

9. “Ma,” said Bella angrily, “You force me to say that I am truly sorry for coming here.”

   • Vielezi: angrily, truly, here

10. “Why didn’t you sit down before?” asked Mr. Boffin distrustfully.

    • Vielezi: down, before, distrustfully