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. Mostly: ▸ noun : a journey or passage ( "They are on the way" ) ▸ noun : a course of conduct ( "We went our separate ways" ) ▸ noun : any artifact consisting of a road or path affording passage from one place to another ( "He said he was looking for the...

Exactly as I'm learning Spanish every day it is not quite right, though it is borderline acceptable because it is understandable. You can use an adverb of frequency with the progressive. That's not the problem. What you need is something that makes it mean "a part of Spanish",...

I think you have it backward, if I understand your meaning. When something is "independent" that means it is NOT dependent on something. By machine here you mean a particular machine. You want to make your software MORE independent and LESS dependent on a particular machine....

Adverb Questions Eg: Laura is a graceful dancer Laura dances gracefully 1. His was a hurried visit He has visited hurriedly 2. Sachin's was a perfect game Sachin play game perfectly 3. My country has a slow progress My country progresses slowly 4. There was a heavy rain It was...

Sebayanpendam - the words you describe are not adjectives, they are adverbs. And the meanings sometimes are relative, not absolute. "just now" means immediately before this moment in time, but to some people, that can be one minute before, and for others it can be an hour or a day...

Hi! I've got some doubts in this poem I'm trying to analyze. The grey sea and the long black land; And the yellow half-moon large and low; And the startled little waves that leap In fiery ringlets from their sleep, As I gain the cove with pushing prow, And quench its speed i' the...

Solid means completely. "Frozen / freeze solid" is a common expression. It means that ice is not slushy (with water) or thin.. You can skate safely on a pond only after has frozen solid. Adverb is most likely as part of speech, since I can substitute "completely" and have...

"Stiff" is fine. "Frozen stiff" is a very common expression in very cold climates. These would be adverbs in this case. "The pond was frozen solid." (meaning the surface ) "The ice on the pond was solid." In this case, "solid" is an adjective. -...

Hi, Your example is fine, but the two expressions are not interchangeable, as you probably know. In your example (adverb), you could substitute "way too short." I drank much (a lot of) beer. (adjective) I drank too much beer. (beyond a certain limit) I drank much too much beer. (way...

Hi, it seems strange to me. The opposite would be a noun, and diametrically is an adverb, and they can go together. After looking up "diametrically" in my dictionary, I think you can only use that expression if you use "opposite" as an adjective. What X expresses is...