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Nddad Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Select adj. or ad ??
he was born shy.
he was born shyly.
he lived happy.
he lived happily.
he arrived safe.
he arrived safely.
he stayed quiet.
he stayed quietly.
Pls let me know which one is correct and the reason.
Terry
he was born shyly.
he lived happy.
he lived happily.
he arrived safe.
he arrived safely.
he stayed quiet.
he stayed quietly.
Pls let me know which one is correct and the reason.
Terry
Top answer
An adjective qualifies a noun, while an adverb qualifies a verb. , the word shy is describing the one who was born. Basically, he has always been shy; he is just that way; he was born like that.
- An adjective qualifies a noun, while an adverb qualifies a verb.
- , the word shy is describing the one who was born.
- Basically, he has always been shy; he is just that way; he was born like that.
- In the sentence He was born shyly.
- , the word shyly is describing the noun born.
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An adjective qualifies a noun, while an adverb qualifies a verb. In the sentence He was born shy., the word shy is describing the one who was born. Basically, he has always been shy; he is just that way; he was born like that.
In the sentence He was born shyly., the word shyly is describing the noun born. The way in which he was born, at the time when hi
In the sentence He was born shyly., the word shyly is describing the noun born. The way in which he was born, at the time when hi
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