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19-Sep-2007, 11:44
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 which is correct? Please let me know which phrase is correct. a. walking so close beside a person or b. walking so closely beside a person Thank you. |
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19-Sep-2007, 12:02
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 Re: which is correct? Both. These days adverbs ending in -ly are merging in form with their adjective counterparts; e.g., closely (adverb) => close (adverb). |
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20-Sep-2007, 05:07
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 Re: which is correct? Dear Soup Thank you very much for your reply. Now I know that there is somewhere I can turn to should I have a question. Best regards, Roly |
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20-Sep-2007, 14:55
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| Re: which is correct? You're welcome. |
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