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Seagull Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Difficult sentences

You'll be in a generous mood all week and will branch out in terms of what you'll offer your people. There are many ways to deliver service. Some do it fancy, others with tender loving care. Some are friendly or speedy or just plain good. You'll be conscious of your style.

This is from an astrology column. I don't quite understand the part "Some do it fancy, others with tender loving care. Some are friendly or speedy or just plain good." Could you please rewrite it in simpler sentences?
  

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Some do it fancy = Some people deliver service in a very elaborate and creative way. Some are friendly = Some people give friendly service or speedy= Some people give fast service or just plain good. = Some people give service that always gets a 5-star rating.

— AlpheccaStars

  • Some do it fancy = Some people deliver service in a very elaborate and creative way.
  • Some are friendly = Some people give friendly service or speedy= Some people give fast service or just plain good.
  • = Some people give service that always gets a 5-star rating.
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Some do it fancy = Some people deliver service in a very elaborate and creative way.

Some are friendly = Some people give friendly service
or speedy= Some people give fast service
or just plain good. = Some people give service that always gets a 5-star rating.
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Thank you so much indeed, AlpheccaStars.
Could I ask a further question? Is this 'fancy' an adjective or an adverb?
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seagull Is this 'fancy' an adjective or an adverb?
Adverb.
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Many thanks, AlpheccaStars.
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