The correct answer is খ) Adverb of Degree 

Explanation:

• Adverb of Degree tells us how much or to what extent something happens.

• It modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to indicate intensity.

Examples of Adverbs of Degree:

• almost, quite, very, much, fully, partly, wholly, completely, strongly, totally, entirely, deeply, greatly, poorly, half, enough, somewhat, altogether, too, little, a little, rather.

Example Sentence:

• She almost missed the train.

Other Adverb Types for Comparison:

1. Adverb of Time: Tells when something happens.

   • Examples: now, then, before, since, ago, already, once, twice, yesterday, today, tomorrow, daily, early, formerly, frequently.

   • Sentence: I have already finished my homework.

2. Adverb of Manner: Tells how something happens.

   • Examples: slowly, carefully, quickly, sadly, softly, steadily, suddenly.

   • Sentence: She walked slowly because she was tired.

3. Adverb of Frequency: Tells how often something happens.

   • Examples: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never.

   • Sentence: He usually goes to school by bus.

Source: Applied English Grammar and Composition by P. C. DAS

• The interjection word "Fie!" expresses - Disgust.

• Fie (Interjection)
- English meaning: used to express disgust or outrage.
- Bangla Meaning: অনুমোদন বা বিরক্তিসূচক অব্যয়বিশেষ- ছিঃ ছিঃ; ধিক্: fie upon.

• More examples:
- Fie! How could she treat her friends like that?
- Fie! you expect me to believe that sorry excuse?
- Fie! I missed the last train home.

The correct answer: Adverb

• Almost (adverb)

  • English meaning: very nearly but not exactly or entirely

  • Bangla meaning: প্রায়

• Example: The work is almost done.

Note:

• Depending on the sentence, almost can also function as an adjective.

  • Example: an almost failure

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