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Petvnla Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Talk "goodly"??

What is the adverb that I should use for this conversation.

a: He is mad at you. Go talk to him
b : I will talk "goodly?????" to him

Thank you
  

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I am unsure what you intend. Perhaps: I 'll talk calmly with him. I'll try to conciliate/placate him.

— Mister Micawber

  • I am unsure what you intend.
  • Perhaps: I 'll talk calmly with him.
  • I'll try to conciliate/placate him.
  • I'll reason with him.
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I am unsure what you intend. Perhaps:

I 'll talk calmly with him.
I'll try to conciliate/placate him.

I'll reason with him.
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