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Deborahjeong Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Can different way be used as an adverb?

To capture the consumers, marketers have to bring their messages different way.
Is it a correct sentence? My question is if you can use the phrase "different way" as an adverb as shown in the given sentence above. Could you help me clarify it? Thanks.
  

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No, it isn't right. This would be OK: To capture consumers, marketers have to present their messages in a different way. ".

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  • This would be OK: To capture consumers, marketers have to present their messages in a different way.
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No, it isn't right. This would be OK:

To capture consumers, marketers have to present their messages in a different way.

Of course, there must be context to answer the question "Different from what?".

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