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26-Jan-2004, 10:39
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 adverb 1-They merrily danced all night. 2-Marrily, they danced all night. 3-They danced all night merrily. |
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#2
26-Jan-2004, 11:56
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| No. No real difference. (The first one is the most natural.) :) |
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26-Jan-2004, 20:23
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| I would say 'danced merrily' rather than your number 1, though it's ok.  |
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26-Jan-2004, 20:30
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| I would prefer danced merrily also. :) |
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