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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
well / neatly
Can I write:
They cleans the classrooms well / neatly.
They cleans the classrooms well / neatly.
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No, subject and verb do not agree. "Neatly" would be the manner in which they clean. I don't think this is the meaning you want here; you mean that the classrooms are neat after the cleaning.
- No, subject and verb do not agree.
- "Neatly" would be the manner in which they clean.
- I don't think this is the meaning you want here; you mean that the classrooms are neat after the cleaning.
- They clean the classrooms well.
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No, subject and verb do not agree. "Neatly" would be the manner in which they clean. I don't think this is the meaning you want here; you mean that the classrooms are neat after the cleaning.
They clean the classrooms well.
They clean the classrooms well.
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