Posted by tim on Thursday, May 7, 2009 at 10:24pm.
Which two adverbs do you find?
these, highly, improbable and then
You're half right. :-)
The adverbs are "highly" which modifies the adjective "improbable," and "then," which modifies the verb, "seemed."
The other two are adjectives: "these" modifies "ships," and "improbable" modifies "trips."
Thank you
You're welcome.
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