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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
What is correct and why?
Wind isn't there permanently? or Wind isn't there permanent.
It seems to me that permanent is no adverb therefore "permanent" but it sounds not good - permanently sounds much better
Thanks
Wind isn't there permanently? or Wind isn't there permanent.
It seems to me that permanent is no adverb therefore "permanent" but it sounds not good - permanently sounds much better
Thanks
Top answer
Wind isn't there permanently.
- Wind isn't there permanently.
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Mr M's version is grammatically correct, but it sounds most unnatural to me. I think we'd be far more likely to say something like:
The wind does not blow there constantly.
The wind does not blow there constantly.
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fivejedjonbut it sounds most unnatural to meOh, I agree. I was just paid to find the adverb.
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