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JungKim Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Loud vs. Loudly
Which would you prefer? Which is ungrammatical?
(1) They are singing loud.
(2) They are singing loudly.
Which would you prefer? Which is ungrammatical?
(3) They are singing louder than usual.
(4) They are singing more loudly than usual.
(5) They are singing loudlier than usual.
(1) They are singing loud.
(2) They are singing loudly.
Which would you prefer? Which is ungrammatical?
(3) They are singing louder than usual.
(4) They are singing more loudly than usual.
(5) They are singing loudlier than usual.
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-- Casual. (2) They are singing loudly. (3) They are singing louder than usual.
- -- Casual.
- (2) They are singing loudly.
- (3) They are singing louder than usual.
- (4) They are singing more loudly than usual.
- - - Not possible The others are OK.
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(1) They are singing loud.-- Casual.
(2) They are singing loudly.
(3) They are singing louder than usual.
(4) They are singing more loudly than usual.
(5) They are singing loudlier than usual.-- Not possible
The others are OK.
(2) They are singing loudly.
(3) They are singing louder than usual.
(4) They are singing more loudly than usual.
(5) They are singing loudlier than usual.-- Not possible
The others are OK.
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