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Perfect Stranger Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Grammar question no. 74: bad or badly
Dear All,
Do we say:
He was hurt pretty badly in the fighting.
or
He was hurt pretty bad in the fighting.
Thanks
PS By the way, I personally think that in the fighting should be changed into in the fight or while he was fighting.
Do we say:
He was hurt pretty badly in the fighting.
or
He was hurt pretty bad in the fighting.
Thanks
PS By the way, I personally think that in the fighting should be changed into in the fight or while he was fighting.
Top answer
" But in these modern times, you will hear "bad" all the time.
- " But in these modern times, you will hear "bad" all the time.
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If you are a stickler for your Grandmother's grammar, it is "badly."
But in these modern times, you will hear "bad" all the time.
But in these modern times, you will hear "bad" all the time.
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