Question

Is intentionally a noun,verb,adverb?

I think it is an adverb am i correct?

Answer 1

Yes. You are right.

Answer 2

If you were reading a story and you came across a word you don't know, where would be the first place you would look for a definition -- glossary or a dictionary?

I think glossary am i correct?

Answer 3

Most stories don't have a glossary.

The dictionary is your best source.

If you type a word into the Google search box, you'll find lots of definitions.

Answer 4

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

Yes, you are correct. "Intentionally" is an adverb. It is used to describe how an action is done or why it is done. To determine the part of speech of a word, it can be helpful to look at its form and how it is used in a sentence. In the case of "intentionally," it is derived from the adjective "intentional" by adding the suffix "-ly," which is typical for forming adverbs in English. Additionally, it modifies a verb, describing the manner or attitude in which the action is performed, which is typical of adverbs.