Adjectives
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What do you make of people using the word "real," as in "he did real good," (yes, I know that "good" is also incorrect)or, "real simple"?
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Hello,
I've been learning English in Germany and tomorrow I will do an examination in English grammar. I have a big problem with using of adjectives and adverbs. I do not understand the difference between them. When is the adjective use and when the adverb??? Please, can you help me? It is very important for me.
Yours truly
Nadia
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Could you please explain the difference in usage of fast as in an adjective "He has a fast car" and fast as an adverb as in "He drives car"?
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