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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

badly

Should it be:

I have to pee very bad. Or

I have to pee very badly.

Are both useable and whats the difference between each sentence?

Thanks!
  

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Hi, Should it be: I have to pee very bad. incorrect Or I have to pee very badly. correct Note that 'pee' is not a polite word.

— Clive

  • Hi, Should it be: I have to pee very bad.
  • incorrect Or I have to pee very badly.
  • correct Note that 'pee' is not a polite word.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Should it be:

I have to pee very bad. incorrect
Or

I have to pee very badly. correct

Note that 'pee' is not a polite word.

Clive
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CliveHi,Should it be:I have to pee very bad. incorrectOrI have to pee very badly. correctNote that 'pee' is not a polite word. Clive
I don't understand why pee is impolite.

We say pee and poo without intention to insult anyone.
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Hi,

Generally speaking, English culture prefers to be indirect in references to such bodily functions.
Such references are often simply avoided. Why tell me such details?


I don't mean that 'pee' is a terrible word.
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