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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Adverb
Sir,
1.The dog sank his teeth ferociously to Mohan's leg.
IS position of "ferociously' correct?
I have follwo the same patern as above in the following sentence.
2.I forgot my purse foolishly in the bus.
is use of "foolishly" correct here?
Thanks.
1.The dog sank his teeth ferociously to Mohan's leg.
IS position of "ferociously' correct?
I have follwo the same patern as above in the following sentence.
2.I forgot my purse foolishly in the bus.
is use of "foolishly" correct here?
Thanks.
Top answer
In English, adverbs are highly flexible little buggers. The dog sank his teeth ferociously to Mohan's leg. 1.
- In English, adverbs are highly flexible little buggers.
- The dog sank his teeth ferociously to Mohan's leg.
- 1.
- [C] The dog [A] sank his teeth into Mohan's leg [D].
- IS position of "ferociously' correct?
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In English, adverbs are highly flexible little buggers.
1.The dog sank his teeth ferociously to Mohan's leg.
1. [C] The dog [A] sank his teeth into Mohan's leg [D].
IS position of "ferociously' correct?
A to D mark my choices for placement, A being first, D last but I will offer a caveat that the nuance that one wants to get across could determine placemen
1.The dog sank his teeth ferociously to Mohan's leg.
1. [C] The dog [A] sank his teeth into Mohan's leg [D].
IS position of "ferociously' correct?
A to D mark my choices for placement, A being first, D last but I will offer a caveat that the nuance that one wants to get across could determine placemen
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