Monday, 18 January 2021

Common errors in English: bad - BADLY

 bad - BADLY


In informal speech “bad” is sometimes used as an adverb: “the toilet was leaking pretty bad” or “my arm hurt so bad I thought it was broken.” In formal writing, “badly” is preferred in both contexts.

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Shipwreck more tragic than Titanic

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