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Stenka25 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
'cooking them safe' vs. 'cooking them safely'
The following is a question in a test.
*Their chefs have been cooking them [safe/ safely] for centuries.
It says the answer of the questions is 'safely.'
But I don't see why we can't use 'safe.'
Can you give me any good explanation about this?
*Their chefs have been cooking them [safe/ safely] for centuries.
It says the answer of the questions is 'safely.'
But I don't see why we can't use 'safe.'
Can you give me any good explanation about this?
Top answer
"safe" is an adjective. "safely" is an adverb. HOW you cook requires an adverb.
- "safe" is an adjective.
- "safely" is an adverb.
- HOW you cook requires an adverb.
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"safe" is an adjective.
"safely" is an adverb.
HOW you cook requires an adverb.
"safely" is an adverb.
HOW you cook requires an adverb.
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