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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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change adverb clause o adverb phrase

we will do work as well as we can
  

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Anonymous we will do work as well as we can I will let someone else tend to your question, but I suggest these possible corrections: W e will do the work as well as we can . W e will work as well as we can. )

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  • Anonymous we will do work as well as we can I will let someone else tend to your question, but I suggest these possible corrections: W e will do the work as well as we can .
  • W e will work as well as we can.
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Anonymous we will do work as well as we can
I will let someone else tend to your question, but I suggest these possible corrections: We will do the work as well as we can. We will work as well as we can. (Capitalization and punctuation are very important!)
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Anonymouschange adverb clause o adverb phrase
It's not clear what you want, especially because of the word "change", but "as well as we can" contains a verb (can), so it's a clause, not a phrase.

CJ
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Anonymous we will do work as well as we can
If you mean "as well as we can" as an adverbial, then I think you can replace that clause with the prepositional phrase "to the best of...", i.e. "We will do the work to the best of our abilities".

kw
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