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Zuzi Lopez del Castillo Cardet Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

adverbs problems :(

so I am doing a recipe in my speech class and I want to make sure this last part of the sentence is correct, I mean should I say quick or quickly?
......the recipe, which is rich in nutrients, vitamins and minerals, relative quickly, and easy to make.
  

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Quick , to modify 'recipe', not 'make'. the recipe which is rich in nutrients, vitamins and minerals, is relative ly quick and easy to make.

— Philip

  • Quick , to modify 'recipe', not 'make'.
  • the recipe which is rich in nutrients, vitamins and minerals, is relative ly quick and easy to make.
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Quick, to modify 'recipe', not 'make'. ...the recipe which is rich in nutrients, vitamins and minerals, is relatively quick and easy to make.
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thankssss, but what about if I wanted to remove the word relatively*, would be still is *quick and easy to make? since quick is modifying recipe?
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Quick and easy modify recipe. Relatively modifies those two adjectives.
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