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What usually modifies a verb but can sometimes modify an adjective-?

The answer is adverbs.

Here's why:

* Adverbs modify verbs: They describe how, when, where, or to what extent an action is performed. For example:

* "He quickly ran to the store." (How did he run?)

* "She always eats breakfast." (When does she eat breakfast?)

* Adverbs can also modify adjectives: They can describe the degree or intensity of the adjective. For example:

* "The room was incredibly clean." (How clean was the room?)

* "She is very happy." (How happy is she?)

While adverbs are known for modifying verbs, their ability to modify adjectives expands their grammatical role and adds complexity to sentence structure.

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