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Please Give Me An Example Where An Adverb...
Please give me an example where an adverb modifies another adverb.
Ambiguity, Or Not?
Sheila seduces easily and willingly. Davidse , 1991, shows us that the above sentence...
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Proper Use Of Adverb Of Frequency?
Is it true that the adverb of frequency can be used at the end of a sentence when...
Pronoun?
Sir, This is the "room" where my grandfather was born. Is that the "place" where...
Filipinisms/Filipinoisms? Ring A Bell...
Has anyone heard about Filipinisms/Filipinoism? Hi guys. In the call center...
After/Later?
Hi, I went there two days ago. Everything seemed to be fine, but (1) two days...
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List Of Adjectives?
List of Adjectives that don't change to form Adverbs Every English learner does...
Before?
We have to raise the necessary capital = correct sentence We have an adverb...
Complyingly?
Hello! I'd like to know whether such an adverb exists, or whether I've just imagined...
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Is It 'Well Written' Or 'Well-Written...
Hi everyone! I came across this forum upon searching for an answer to this query...
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Copular Verb?
Hello Casi (and anyone else who would care to comment), I've taken the liberty...
What Part Of Speech Is 'Well'?
My guide says 'well' can function only as an adverb. Can anyone tell what part of...
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HELP! (Noun/Adjective/Adverb Clauses)...
I do not understand clauses. [:^)] It is impossible for me to identify them. Can...
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Phrasal Verbs?
Please can people here help me with my understanding of phrasal verbs - thanks. ...
Very Many?
Hi people! First of all, let me give you some examples: Context: After a party...
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How Come?
Basic ally is the adverb of the adj. basic ? Why is ' ally' added? I can't come...
Differ Between A Preposition And An Adverb...
fusker Expand On : say more about (Phrasal verb consisting of a verb followed...