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Cocoa Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Adverb
which one is correct, please? "They're allowed to enter the park unaccompanied." OR "They're allowed to enter the park unaccompaniedly." OR why don't they use the adverb form?
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" is correct. There is no word called 'unaccompaniedly'. 'unaccompanied' is always an adjective, as it always describes a noun/pronoun.
- " is correct.
- There is no word called 'unaccompaniedly'.
- 'unaccompanied' is always an adjective, as it always describes a noun/pronoun.
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Hi
"They're allowed to enter the park unaccompanied." is correct.
There is no word called 'unaccompaniedly'. 'unaccompanied' is always an adjective, as it always describes a noun/pronoun.
"They're allowed to enter the park unaccompanied." is correct.
There is no word called 'unaccompaniedly'. 'unaccompanied' is always an adjective, as it always describes a noun/pronoun.
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