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    what does the suffix ly mean

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    Klubber

    "LY" changes an adjective into an adverb. For example: He has a BAD (adj.) cut. Or to use bad as an adverb, one would say: He is BADLY (adverb) cut.

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    "LY" describes the manner in which something occurs.  HOW.
    He drove carefully (wrecklessly).  She ate quickly.  (slowly, neatly, greedily)  He denied the accusations stubbornly (loudly, guiltily).  They usually (regularly, generally) go out on Friday evening.   

    millie111

    My words exact"ly"!;-)...No cool answer Bob!...(serious"ly")!;-)lol!
    Bob/PKB

    "Thank you, Handsome," Bob/PKB responded, sweetly.
    Bob/PKB

    Real handsome and lovely come from inside. You're a prince charming. :D

    Ly is subjective adverb that helps define the degree to whick your verb is done..Like good, better, and best.



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