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Lcchang Posted 18 years ago
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dress
I have a quick question about using the word "dress".
Do you say "She always dresses casual." or "She always dresses casually."?
Here is another one. "He always dresses conservative." or "He always dresses conservatively."?
Please advise.
Do you say "She always dresses casual." or "She always dresses casually."?
Here is another one. "He always dresses conservative." or "He always dresses conservatively."?
Please advise.
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Lcchang I have a quick question about using the word "dress". "? Here is another one.
- Lcchang I have a quick question about using the word "dress".
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- Here is another one.
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- Please advise.
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LcchangI have a quick question about using the word "dress".... casually. ... conservatively.
Do you say "She always dresses casual." or "She always dresses casually."?
Here is another one. "He always dresses conservative." or "He always dresses conservatively."?
Please advise.
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You need the ly.
... dresses casually.
... dresses conservatively.
CJ
... dresses casually.
... dresses conservatively.
CJ
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CalifJim You need the ly.
... dresses casually.
... dresses conservatively.
CJ
Gee...I found my textbook say "casual". How weird! It's a conversation book.
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AbilCan we say: "She is wearing casual dresses"?She is wearing a casual dress.
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LcchangGee...I found my textbook say "casual". How weird! It's a conversation book.Hmmm. Now that I think about it, casual is also correct. I think I prefer casually, but casual is also heard.
CJ
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