Half-heartedly
I am half-heartedly reading the book. (Can you please make the sentence with adjective "half-hearted")
You can't achieve the target half-heartedly.
Please check these sentences.
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Yes, I think you can call "half-heartedly" an adverb. The adjective "half-hearted" is found in such examples as His attempts to read the book were no more than half-hearted / His half-hearted attempts to read the book were disappointing.
- Yes, I think you can call "half-heartedly" an adverb.
- The adjective "half-hearted" is found in such examples as His attempts to read the book were no more than half-hearted / His half-hearted attempts to read the book were disappointing.
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Yes, I think you can call "half-heartedly" an adverb.
The adjective "half-hearted" is found in such examples as His attempts to read the book were no more than half-hearted / His half-hearted attempts to read the book were disappointing.
0kumenglishYou can't achieve the target half-heartedly.
You can't achieve the target if you work towards it half-heartedly.
It means that you do not put your full effort in the work.
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