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| I've taken an English test, and there was a question which confused me, and no one of my teachers here could convince me why I answered it wrongly. here is the question: Microsoft has offices around the world, but they are .......................... in Seattle. a) base b) basic c) based d) basically They said that the correct answer is (c) , but I think that (d) can be used also. what do u think about it ? and why? and thank you very much. Bashar |
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| Basically is an adverb and must be used to describe a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. He is basically kind and considerate. Based, in this case, means "the location of their home base." |
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