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Bhikkhu1991 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
verbly and indirect question
Hello,
I have a general idea how the word 'open' works verbly now.
Could you please tell me if the adverb 'verbly' is correct as well as if the preposition 'about' requires immediately before 'how'?
I hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you.
With best wishes.
I have a general idea how the word 'open' works verbly now.
Could you please tell me if the adverb 'verbly' is correct as well as if the preposition 'about' requires immediately before 'how'?
I hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you.
With best wishes.
Top answer
Verbly is not a word. Do you mean verbally ? It means 'by means of language' or 'as a verb'.
- Verbly is not a word.
- Do you mean verbally ?
- It means 'by means of language' or 'as a verb'.
- This sentence is OK: I have a general idea how the word 'open' works verbally now.
- About is not required.
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Verbly is not a word. Do you mean verbally? It means 'by means of language' or 'as a verb'.
This sentence is OK:
I have a general idea how the word 'open' works verbally now.
About is not required.
Verbly is not a word. Do you mean verbally? It means 'by means of language' or 'as a verb'.
This sentence is OK:
I have a general idea how the word 'open' works verbally now.
About is not required.
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Hello Mister Micawber,
I would like to thank you for resolving my problem. I meant the word 'verbally' which means 'as a verb' that you have pointed out in your clarification.
Thank you.
With best wishes.
I would like to thank you for resolving my problem. I meant the word 'verbally' which means 'as a verb' that you have pointed out in your clarification.
Thank you.
With best wishes.
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