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Choose the adverb phrase in the given sentence. With much effort, he climbed upon that hill.

Choose the adverb phrase in the given sentence. With much effort, he climbed upon that hill. Correct Answer With much effort

In the given sentence, the main subject or noun is “he”. The phrase “with much effort” is an adverb phrase that helps to answer the question “how did he climb the hill?”. An adverb phrase is nothing but an adverb with reference to the place/time/manner of the action done. Thus, “with much effort” is the adverb phrase in the above sentence.

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