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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
immediately and instantly
Hello,
I'd like to compare and contrast the adverbs above. I associate "instantly" with "in a blink of an eye". However, would there be any significant difference between them in:
- He did not immediately/instantly realize how serious the situation was.
Instantly's probably stronger, but how much stronger?
Thank you.
I'd like to compare and contrast the adverbs above. I associate "instantly" with "in a blink of an eye". However, would there be any significant difference between them in:
- He did not immediately/instantly realize how serious the situation was.
Instantly's probably stronger, but how much stronger?
Thank you.
Top answer
Not much.
- Not much.
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One last question. Does "She's a good singer and knows immediately whether someone's talented or not" sound fine?
Thank you, Mr. M.
Thank you, Mr. M.
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Gene93Does "She's a good singer and knows immediately whether someone's talented or not" sound fine?Yes.
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