Asked by j

i need help identify adjectives and adverbs:My dad added me as an extra card holder on his credit cards. I was very excited that I could purchase products now and pay for them later. I didn’t realize how much money I was spending. He came over to my house recently, instantly I realized that he was frowning, and I knew by the envelope he held that it was bothering him. "Is everything on here yours," He asked pointing at our credit card statement in reference to how much money I had spent. I was embarrassed I couldn’t look up and look her in the eyes. He asked again I looked up, her eyes meet mine, and I couldn't think of anything to say. The debt was all mines, and I have to find a way to be responsible and pay everything off so he will trust me again. I used the money that I saved by not paying up front and paid the bill. Now I only use the credit card when needed. I pay cash if I have it and I analyze if I really need it before I use credit.
Answered by Writeacher
My dad added me as an extra(ADJ) card holder on his credit(ADJ) cards. I was very(ADV) excited(ADJ) that I could purchase products now(ADV) and pay for them later(ADV). I didn’t(ADV = n't (not)) realize how much money I was spending.

Now you try the rest and see what you find. Do you need explanations about how to recognize adjectives and adverbs?
Answered by Writeacher
http://chompchomp.com/terms.htm

Good explanations and examples here.
Answered by j
yes i do need help
Answered by Writeacher
Go through, read, and study the sections on Adjectives and Adverbs in the site linked above.

Try a couple more sentences, and we'll see how you're doing.
Answered by j
this is the reason why getting a credit card at a young age is not a great idea because you get anxious and want to buy a lot of things when you know you don't have the money.
Answered by Writeacher
What adjectives and adverbs do you find in here:

He came over to my house recently, instantly I realized that he was frowning, and I knew by the envelope he held that it was bothering him. "Is everything on here yours," He asked pointing at our credit card statement in reference to how much money I had spent.
Answered by j
came over- adjective
frowning- adverb
Answered by Writeacher
"came over" is action; it's what "He" did; it's the verb and an adverb.

"frowning" describes whom?

First of all, you need to identify all the nouns and pronouns. Any words that describe nouns or pronouns are adjectives.

Read over the adjective and adverb sections in that link I gave you. I don't sense a whole lot of good attempt on your part here. =(
Answered by mika
envelope-adverb
credit-adjective
spent-adverb
Answered by j
envelope-adverb
credit-adjective
spent-adverb
Answered by Writeacher
j or mika or whoever,

You're still guessing.

And why are you posting the same paragraph in two posts under two names?

Answered by j
extra is a adjective right???
Answered by Writeacher
yes
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