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Kenny1999 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Running naked or running nakedly?
which one is grammatically correct if I want to say someone runs without wearing clothes.
Someone is running naked ?
Someone is running nakedly?
By google, I find that a large number of phrases use "running naked", but as I check the dictionary "naked" is an adjective rather than an adverb which should be used in this case to modify the verb "run". Why "naked" but not "nakedly"??
by the way, how about "running nude", is it a grammatically correct expression?
Thanks all
Someone is running naked ?
Someone is running nakedly?
By google, I find that a large number of phrases use "running naked", but as I check the dictionary "naked" is an adjective rather than an adverb which should be used in this case to modify the verb "run". Why "naked" but not "nakedly"??
by the way, how about "running nude", is it a grammatically correct expression?
Thanks all
Top answer
Use the adjective naked to describe the subject he .
- Use the adjective naked to describe the subject he .
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