Adverbs Adjectives
Hi! For number 1 the underlined word is an adjective. For number 2 the underlined word is an adverb. Correct? Thanks, Fulvio
1. He thinks loud!
2. He thinks economically.
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yellowstarstruck 1. He thinks loud! This is not correct English, or at least not standard English.
- yellowstarstruck 1.
- He thinks loud!
- This is not correct English, or at least not standard English.
- "loud" may be a mistake for "aloud", which would be an adverb, or it may be deliberately inventive language, depending on where it came from.
- yellowstarstruck 2.
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yellowstarstruck1. He thinks loud!
This is not correct English, or at least not standard English. "loud" may be a mistake for "aloud", which would be an adverb, or it may be deliberately inventive language, depending on where it came from.
yellowstarstruck2. He thinks economically.
Yes, adverb.
0Sorry, it occurred to me later that "He thinks loud" could have other interpretations too, but more context is needed. It is not an easy sentence to assess out of context.
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