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adjective vs. adverb
Which one is correct?
She smelled as awful as her mother.
or
She smelled as awfully as her mother.
thanks
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Re: adjective vs. adverb

Originally Posted by
tedi
Which one is correct?
Welcome!
She smelled as awful as her mother.

or
She smelled as awful
ly as her mother.
Here "smelled" is a linking verb; it gives information about the subject, so the adjective is correct.
thanks
2006
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Re: adjective vs. adverb
She smelled awfully nice.
In THIS sentence, is is an adverb, modifying the adjective, nice.
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Re: adjective vs. adverb

Originally Posted by
2006
2006
I once had a dog without a nose.
He smelled awfully!
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