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Home > English > Grammar > Parts of Speech > Adverbs

Identify the adverb: ‘They played outside yesterday.’

A. played
B. outside
C. they
D. yesterday

Answer: yesterday


Additional Information: 'Yesterday' indicates when they played.


Subjects: Adverbs, Parts of Speech

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