The knight for whom Sir Gawain is searching is the Knight of the Green Chapel. a. adjective b. adverb

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Roach

6 May, 06:21

The knight for whom Sir Gawain is searching is the Knight of the Green Chapel. a. adjective b. adverb

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Lilah Doyle · Answer 1

The sentence 'the knight for whom sir Gawain is searching is the knight of the green chapel' uses the adverb.

Explanation:

This is because the sentence demonstrates that an action is taking place in the context of two persons. The action which is taking place is the searching of the other knight in the chapel. the adverb searching demonstrates that an action is still taking place that is in the current time.