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Hi VT The word 'tidy' is used primarily as an adjective or a verb . You need an adverb in your sentence, however 'tidily' doesn't sound very idiomatic to me in your sentence. You could say these instead: Please tidy up the book s .
- Hi VT The word 'tidy' is used primarily as an adjective or a verb .
- You need an adverb in your sentence, however 'tidily' doesn't sound very idiomatic to me in your sentence.
- You could say these instead: Please tidy up the book s .
- (tidy = verb) Please arrange the book s neatly .
- (neatly = adverb)
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Hi VT
The word 'tidy' is used primarily as an adjective or a verb. You need an adverb in your sentence, however 'tidily' doesn't sound very idiomatic to me in your sentence.
You could say these instead:
Please tidy up the books. (tidy = verb)
Please arrange the books neatly. (neatly = adverb)
The word 'tidy' is used primarily as an adjective or a verb. You need an adverb in your sentence, however 'tidily' doesn't sound very idiomatic to me in your sentence.
You could say these instead:
Please tidy up the books. (tidy = verb)
Please arrange the books neatly. (neatly = adverb)
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