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Lcchang Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
dress casual/ casually
Do you say...
She still dresses very casual.
or
She still dresses very casually.
?
The textbook uses the first one, but I think dress here is a verb which must be modified by a adverb.
Please advise.
LCChang
She still dresses very casual.
or
She still dresses very casually.
?
The textbook uses the first one, but I think dress here is a verb which must be modified by a adverb.
Please advise.
LCChang
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Lcchang Do you say... She still dresses very casual. or She still dresses very casually.
- Lcchang Do you say...
- She still dresses very casual.
- or She still dresses very casually.
- The textbook uses the first one, but I think dress here is a verb which must be modified by a adverb.
- Please advise.
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LcchangHi Lcchang! I t
Do you say...
She still dresses very casual.
or
She still dresses very casually.
?
The textbook uses the first one, but I think dress here is a verb which must be modified by a adverb.
Please advise.
LCChang
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An adverb of manner is needed, not an adjective:
She still dresses very casually.
CB
She still dresses very casually.
CB
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