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“The women spoke quietly.” 

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“Mrs. Warren crept downstairs.”

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“Ian speaks next.”

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“Mr. Shelton taught yesterday.”

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“He sings poorly.”

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“Rob finished early.”

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“The wind blew south.”

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“The woman laughed softly at the story.”

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“The boat sails quickly to shore.”

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“Mark held the prize and smiled proudly.”

Look at the adverb. Does it tell you how or where? “The women spoke quietly.”