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    Default Fair Vs. fairly

    Dear English language teacher:
    I know that fair is used in some fixed expressions to mean in a fair manner like, fight fair, play fair, but what about the following sentence?

    Should I say “he didn’t judged fair or fairly
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    Default Re: Fair Vs. fairly

    Quote Originally Posted by High on grammar View Post
    Dear English language teacher:
    I know that fair is used in some fixed expressions to mean in a fair manner like, fight fair, play fair, but what about the following sentence?

    Should I say “he didn’t judged fair or fairly
    Thanks
    You could say "He didn't judge fairly".
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