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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Good
Are you doing good?
Is the question grammatical and if so, is "good" an adverb or a noun in it?
Is the question grammatical and if so, is "good" an adverb or a noun in it?
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It could be interpreted both ways. g. things that will help or benefit others or the situation.
- It could be interpreted both ways.
- g.
- things that will help or benefit others or the situation.
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It could be interpreted both ways.
If an adverb, the question would be a casual and less correct (I would say incorrect) way of saying "Are you doing well?"
As a noun, "good" would mean good deeds, e.g. things that will help or benefit others or the situation.
If an adverb, the question would be a casual and less correct (I would say incorrect) way of saying "Are you doing well?"
As a noun, "good" would mean good deeds, e.g. things that will help or benefit others or the situation.
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