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Supernova Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
a query
what is the difference between the following expressions:
1) i felt bad for her &
2) i felt badly for her
can 'bad' and 'badly' be used interchangeably?
1) i felt bad for her &
2) i felt badly for her
can 'bad' and 'badly' be used interchangeably?
Top answer
Capitalize I !!! I felt bad for her is the correct version, but you may hear the other from time to time. The two are not completely interchangeable in all situations, no.
- Capitalize I !!!
- I felt bad for her is the correct version, but you may hear the other from time to time.
- The two are not completely interchangeable in all situations, no.
- CJ
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Capitalize I!!!
I felt bad for her is the correct version, but you may hear the other from time to time.
The two are not completely interchangeable in all situations, no.
CJ
I felt bad for her is the correct version, but you may hear the other from time to time.
The two are not completely interchangeable in all situations, no.
CJ
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