Multiple Choice
Hello everyone,
Could you please help choose the correct answers to the following sentences?
1. She cooks.........(A. gracefully, B. beautifully)
2. He plays the violin..........(A. gracefully, B. beautifully)
I think to both sentences, "beautifully" is okay and correct, but I'm forced to use each of them either in #1 or #2. I was told that "gracefully" doen't fit the sentences. Here is my question in the following link:
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/gracefully-vs-beautifully.3593141/
PS. I didn't get the correct answers there.
Regards,
Joseph
Top answer
Joseph A I'm forced to use each of them either in #1 or #2. Are you saying that if you use one of those as the answer for #1, then according to the instructions you have to use the other one as the answer for #2? If so, there's something wrong with the book you got this from.
- Joseph A I'm forced to use each of them either in #1 or #2.
- Are you saying that if you use one of those as the answer for #1, then according to the instructions you have to use the other one as the answer for #2?
- If so, there's something wrong with the book you got this from.
- Neither 'cooks gracefully' nor 'plays gracefully' are good answers.
- CJ
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Joseph AI'm forced to use each of them either in #1 or #2.
Are you saying that if you use one of those as the answer for #1, then according to the instructions you have to use the other one as the answer for #2?
If so, there's something wrong with the book you got this from. Neither 'cooks gracefully' nor 'plays gracefully' are good answers.
CJ
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