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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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cheap/cheaply
Hi everyone!
I'm really confused about this one. My first thought was "cheaply"; how, however, I think it could be "cheap".
Thanks!
"If you are travelling by train, then I would buy tickets ASAP to try and get them as cheap/cheaply as possible."
Thanks again...
I'm really confused about this one. My first thought was "cheaply"; how, however, I think it could be "cheap".
Thanks!
"If you are travelling by train, then I would buy tickets ASAP to try and get them as cheap/cheaply as possible."
Thanks again...
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Anonymous"If you are travelling by train,thenI would [suggest] buy [the] tickets ASAP [and]totry [to]andget them as [low] / cheap/cheaplyas possible."
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AnonymousI'm really confused about this one.Me too!
It depends if you want an adverb to modify the verb (the process) or an adjective to modify the noun (product.)
In my opinion, in the example you present, you have a choice. Do you want inferior tickets (far from the dining car) or do you want to spend little money? Have you considered s
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Avangi,
I see your point but I think your example may have a skewed angle and I apologize if I am wrong.
"I want to get them as freshly as possible." ---- I still won't say "freshy" as used in the sentence.
Wife: how hot would you like your water dear?
Husband: Well, as hotly as possible....
Would you think "hotly" will work?
I see your point but I think your example may have a skewed angle and I apologize if I am wrong.
"I want to get them as freshly as possible." ---- I still won't say "freshy" as used in the sentence.
Wife: how hot would you like your water dear?
Husband: Well, as hotly as possible....
Would you think "hotly" will work?
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