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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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I don't really see a question here, but (a) does not make sense. (b) is fine

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  • I don't really see a question here, but (a) does not make sense.
  • (b) is fine
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I don't really see a question here, but (a) does not make sense.
(b) is fine Emotion: big smile
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Vincent Teo


(a) The parade teams are very smartly. "Smartly" is an adverb and cannot be used after the verb 'be' this way.

(b) The teams were dressed smartly. OK




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Can I say,

(A) The teams dressed smartly.

(b) They were many teams parade in rthe stradium.
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Vincent Teo(A) The teams dressed smartly. OK

(b) They There were many teams parading in the stadium./ There were many teams on parade in the stadium.
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Yankee
(a) The parade teams are very smartly. "Smartly" is an adverb and cannot be used after the verb 'be' this way.
Amy is right but you could say: The parade teams are very smart.
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