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Smath Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Grammar/vocabulary
Please explain the error in these sentences.
He worked hardly all night.
The weather is more hot here than in France
I have been there last week.
thank you
He worked hardly all night.
The weather is more hot here than in France
I have been there last week.
thank you
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2. The weather is hott er . ("hot" has one syllable, so you make it "hotter").
- 2.
- The weather is hott er .
- ("hot" has one syllable, so you make it "hotter").
- 3.
- I was there last week .
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2. The weather is hotter . ("hot" has one syllable, so you make it "hotter").
3. I was there last week . (you use past simple because you specify hte moment in time eg: last week/month, in 1993...)
At 1 ...I'm not so sure, but I would make it "He has hardly worked at night".
3. I was there last week . (you use past simple because you specify hte moment in time eg: last week/month, in 1993...)
At 1 ...I'm not so sure, but I would make it "He has hardly worked at night".
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Hi,
I think they want "He worked hard all night" in #1.
As for the explanation, hard as an adverb can mean "http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/hard_9"; hardly doesn't fit in the original sentence (it means "
I think they want "He worked hard all night" in #1.
As for the explanation, hard as an adverb can mean "http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/hard_9"; hardly doesn't fit in the original sentence (it means "
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