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Liveinjapan Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

near and nearly

Please help me.

1, My allergies were just nowhere near as severe.

2, I don't suffer anywhere nearly as bad.

My questions:

The word 'nowhere' is an adverb, right?

The word 'near' is an adjective, right?

The word 'anywhere' is a noun, right?

The word 'nearly' is an adverb, right?

Thanks
LiJ
  

Top answer

All four words here ( nowhere, anywhere, near, nearly ) are adverbs here. The use of these adverbial phrases (' near ' here is the flat adverbial form of the adjective ' near ') is informal.

  • All four words here ( nowhere, anywhere, near, nearly ) are adverbs here.
  • The use of these adverbial phrases (' near ' here is the flat adverbial form of the adjective ' near ') is informal.
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All four words here (nowhere, anywhere, near, nearly) are adverbs here. The use of these adverbial phrases ('near' here is the flat adverbial form of the adjective 'near') is informal.
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Thanks Mister Emotion: smile

I understand adverbial phrases.

LiJ

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