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The use of 'astonishingly'
As we passed a remarkably decorated restaurant by car, a friend of mine called 'Astonishingly!'
I would have used 'Astonishing!' instead to indicate my surprise (like "what an astonishing decoration').
Can somebody please tell me, what is really correct in this case of exclamation:
the adverb astonishingly or adjective astonishing ?
I would have used 'Astonishing!' instead to indicate my surprise (like "what an astonishing decoration').
Can somebody please tell me, what is really correct in this case of exclamation:
the adverb astonishingly or adjective astonishing ?
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As we passed a remarkably decorated restaurant by car, a friend of mine called 'Astonishing!'
As we passed a remarkably decorated restaurant by car, a friend of mine said: "That's an astonishingly big restaurant!"
As we passed a remarkably decorated restaurant by car, a friend of mine said: "That's an astonishingly big restaurant!"
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