Polished
1. Does it make to say:
"She speaks very POLISHEDLY."
2. And how about:
"She's speaks in a very POLISHED WAY."
Top answer
Regarding"Polishedly," I don't thing there is such word in English. Even auto correction puts red line under it. The other thing is that why would you use is + speaks together?
- Regarding"Polishedly," I don't thing there is such word in English.
- Even auto correction puts red line under it.
- The other thing is that why would you use is + speaks together?
- " I think that's wrong.
- " Regarding " a very polished way", it sounds right to me but I'm not sure whether it's correct.
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Regarding"Polishedly," I don't thing there is such word in English. Even auto correction puts red line under it.
The other thing is that why would you use is + speaks together?
"She's speaks in a very polished way." I think that's wrong. You should say either
"She speaks ...etc." or "She is spea
0Christine Christie1. Does it sense make to say:
"She speaks very POLISHEDLY." NO.
2. And how about:
"
She'sShe speaks in a very POLISHED WAY." OK as changed.
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