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Yoong Liat Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

correct adverb

Sally waters the plants every day because she wants to see them grow up well.

I would like to confirm whether 'well' is the correct adverb? Any suggestion to improve the sentence or is it fine?
  

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"Well" is fine, but you don't need "up", i.e. "... she wants to see them grow well."
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Annvan"Well" is fine, but you don't need "up", i.e. "... she wants to see them grow well."
Thanks, Ann, your reply is logical.
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Annvan"Well" is fine, but you don't need "up", i.e. "... she wants to see them grow well."
what is the difference between grow and grow up .I referred to a dict finding grow up means to become a adult ,and grow , it is full of page.
so we can say someone grows/is growing/has grown up,is that right?
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"Grow up" isn't used with plants, flowers or trees... Just "grow"

Hope that helps...
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