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Tuvalet Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

myself,to be able to

1.
To be able start a sentence like that we have to specify the object as i did now.
But even though i am not sure whether the following sentence is gramatically correct or not
To be perfectly honest with you,Our company will not cooperate with you in these terms
who is honest with whom
Is it company or is it the employee

2.
He was beaten badly is a correct sentence
Because adverbs come only after verbs

But what about the following question
He beat him badly
there is him between verb and adverb

Should i say
he beat him badly or bad which one is right ?
Thank you
  

Top answer

tuvalet To be perfectly honest with you,Our company will not cooperate with you in these termswho is honest with whom Is it company or is it the employee The company is being honest with 'you' when it says that it will not cooperate. tuvalet He was beaten badly is a correct sentence. Yes.

— Mister Micawber

  • tuvalet To be perfectly honest with you,Our company will not cooperate with you in these termswho is honest with whom Is it company or is it the employee The company is being honest with 'you' when it says that it will not cooperate.
  • tuvalet He was beaten badly is a correct sentence.
  • Yes.
  • tuvalet Because adverbs come only after verbs No.
  • These are also good: He was badly beaten and Sadly he was beaten and He sadly was beaten.
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tuvaletTo be perfectly honest with you,Our company will not cooperate with you in these termswho is honest with whom Is it company or is it the employee
The company is being honest with 'you' when it says that it will not cooperate.
tuvaletHe was beaten badly is a correct sentence.
Yes.
tuvaletBecause
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Thank you for your answer Mister Micawber
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