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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Abruptly, promptly, swiftly

Jack turns on the radio. His wife starts singing along to annoy him. Jack looks at her, then abruptly/promptly/swiftly turns the music off again.


1) Do abruptly, promptly, and swiftly all work here and are they placed naturally in the sentence?

2) Would one of them work better to tell the reader that Jack is really angry?

  

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1) & 2) Use 'abruptly'. CJ

— CalifJim

  • 1) & 2) Use 'abruptly'.
  • CJ
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1) & 2) Use 'abruptly'. Emotion: smile

CJ

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