Anonymous  +  532016 Tue, 24 Jun 08 09:08 PM Hi,  I'm having some problems with the two words above... Any help would be welcome. Thanks 1) To suggest that we would do anything differently/different is incorrect (I have no idea here!) 2) I would do things differently/different if I had the chance (I think differently) 3) You're not as differently/different from me (I think different) Thanks again... Anonymous

	Cool Breeze  +  532045 Tue, 24 Jun 08 09:48 PM  1. Both are correct but mean different things. Differently is an adverb and indicates that something would be done in a different way. Different is an adjective and suggests that whatever might be done would be similar to what was done before. 2. In a different way, in other words only differently is correct. 3. You're not so different from me. Clearly, an adjective is needed. CB Cool Breeze Joined on Fri, Apr 7 2006 Senior Member 3,970 "I hope you'll all live to be 150 years old - and the last voice you hear is mine!" Frank Sinatra on stage in Oslo, Norway, 28 September 1991 Verbs, Adverbs

	Ant_222  +  532047 Tue, 24 Jun 08 09:55 PM #1 — both will do, but they'd yield different meanings. To do something differently means to do it in another way. For exaple: Hey, that's the right answer but you can solve it differenty, in just three lines! To do something different is... well I suppose you've got it. I means doing another thing. For example: You've been sitting in fron the TV all day. You better do something different, go make a stroll! Ant_222 Joined on Sun, May 21 2006 Podolsk, Russia Contributing Member 1,717