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Yes!

Here in this sentence you can replace the word 'grew' (grow) with the verb 'became' (become). It doesn't change the meaning of the sentence even after replacing it with 'become'. So, here the verb gives the similar meaning. And it describes the quality of the noun.. the state of the noun. So we use an adjective after the word 'grew' in this sentence. But, "His business grew rapidly." Here, the verb 'grew' doesn't give the similar meaning and we can't replace it with the verb 'became'. If we do so, it will not be a meaningful one. And here, as the word 'rapidly' modifies the verb 'grew' not the noun 'business'. So, we use an adverb here.. instead of an adjective. I hope you got the difference now.

@@kamatchihariharan369 I too have the same doubt.thanks for the explanation 👍

Thank you, Kamatchi! 😊

@@EnglishwithVennila Happy to help.. ma'am.. 🤗

@@abinaya2221 It was my pleasure!! 🥰👍🏻

No, I'm sorry I'm not doing it.

No, 'fast' is correct.

@@EnglishwithVennila How ate nu thane mam ketkanum

@@sheelarani7661 'fast' is the adverb.

@@EnglishwithVennila fastly endra word kku pathil quickly use seithukollalaam appadingla mam. Iilai endral. Fast endra word yea use seiyanum.

@@EnglishwithVennila Now no confusion in adjective and adverb( excemption fastly, hardly) Tq mam