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23-Aug-2008, 21:46
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adjective vs. adverb
Which one is correct?
She smelled as awful as her mother.
or
She smelled as awful
ly
as her mother.
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Re: adjective vs. adverb
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Which one is correct?
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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
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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
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I once had a dog without a nose.
He smelled awfully!
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