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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
undisruptive
does it have an "adverb" form (to emphasize an action)?
I want to write this: "I just want to study undisruptively"
and of course the word "undisruptively" doesn't exist.
I want to write this: "I just want to study undisruptively"
and of course the word "undisruptively" doesn't exist.
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I don't think undisruptive is a word, either. You could say I just want to study undisturbed or I just want to study with no disruptions .
- I don't think undisruptive is a word, either.
- You could say I just want to study undisturbed or I just want to study with no disruptions .
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I don't think undisruptive is a word, either. You could say I just want to study undisturbed or I just want to study with no disruptions.
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