Which sentence uses a verb to express anger?

Explanation:

Verbs are words that express action or state of being. In the given question, we are looking for a sentence that uses a verb to express anger.

Let's break down the options:

A. Ian walked into the room aggressively.

In this sentence, "walked" is the verb, but it doesn't specifically express anger. It conveys how Ian entered the room.

B. Ian stormed into the room.

In this sentence, "stormed" is the verb that explicitly conveys anger. When someone "storms" into a room, it indicates a strong, angry manner of entering.

C. Ian furiously walked into the room.

Though "furiously" describes the manner of the action, the verb in this sentence is "walked," which doesn't directly convey anger.

D. An angry Ian walked into the room.

In this sentence, "walked" is the verb, and while "angry" describes Ian's emotional state, the verb itself doesn't express anger.

Therefore, the correct answer is B. Ian stormed into the room, as "stormed" is a verb commonly associated with expressing anger.