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Normally, what differentiates an adjective from an adverb is the suffix -ly in the end, added to an adjective to create an adverb. Examples: extreme (adjective) x extremely (adverb) / quick (adjective) x quickly (adverb).
Also, know that it is possible to use an adverb like extremely to intensify an adjective or even another adverb. If you say that something happens quickly, it is a fast action. If it is extremely quickly, the action is super fast.
Fill in the blanks according to what Sarah says in the dialogue.
I know a little. Quantum Computing uses special computers to perform calculations BLANK BLANK.
extremely
The adverb for extreme. Also used as intensifier to an adjective or to another adverb.
quickly
The adverb for quick.
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