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Find out the sentence in which an adverb modifies the meaning of another adverb. 1. I walked fast. 2. He dances really well. 3. The dress is properly dyed.

Find out the sentence in which an adverb modifies the meaning of another adverb. 1. I walked fast. 2. He dances really well. 3. The dress is properly dyed. Correct Answer 2

The adverb 'really' modifies the adverb 'well.' Thus option 2 is the correct answer.

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