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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Bad vs Badly
I didn't want to make her feel bad.
I didn't want to make her feel badly.
Which is correct and why? Thank you.
I didn't want to make her feel badly.
Which is correct and why? Thank you.
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" is correct. You need an adjective to go with "feel", not an adverb. feel good/great/fine , etc.
- " is correct.
- You need an adjective to go with "feel", not an adverb.
- feel good/great/fine , etc.
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"I didn't want to make her feel bad." is correct.
You need an adjective to go with "feel", not an adverb.
feel good/great/fine, etc.
You need an adjective to go with "feel", not an adverb.
feel good/great/fine, etc.
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