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Rahuldev091 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
adjective/ adverb
which one is best?
"she will hard work" or "she will work hard"
i can't understand the place where adjective should be used .
"she will hard work" or "she will work hard"
i can't understand the place where adjective should be used .
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" She will work hard. ) Rahuldev091 I can't understand the place where the adjective should be used . Actually, "hard" is an adverb in this case.
- " She will work hard.
- ) Rahuldev091 I can't understand the place where the adjective should be used .
- Actually, "hard" is an adverb in this case.
- " Rules for the placement of adverbs are much "looser" than those for the placement of adjectives.
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"She will work hard."
(This is correct.)
Rules for the placement of adverbs are much
(This is correct.)
Rahuldev091I can't understand the place where the adjective should be used .Actually, "hard" is an adverb in this case. It answers the question, "How will she work?"
Rules for the placement of adverbs are much
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Thanks for your quick help
may you tell me the rules about the use of adverb?
actually, whenever i think to use adverb, i confuse
may you tell me the rules about the use of adverb?
actually, whenever i think to use adverb, i confuse
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