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...the more adv. of the... - English Only forum
“The next yearly conference”. Is “next” an adv or adj in this case? - English Only forum
aced out Rebecca 'to' win [adj. or adv.] - English Only forum
adv before or after - English Only forum
adv. + with - English Only forum
Adv. "prominently" mean?? - English Only forum
As + adj or adv - English Only forum
as + adv - English Only forum
British English: throughout (adv) vs. everywhere (adv) - English Only forum
Farthest(adj.adv.) and furthest (adj.adv.) - English Only forum
frequency ADV and Time expressions - English Only forum
Hella (adv.) - dictionary additions forum
how, adj./adv.? - English Only forum
I drove home weary and heavyhearted (adj. or adv.?) - English Only forum
late adj+adv? - English Only forum
let them loose, is the word" loose" an adj, adv. or v.? - English Only forum
literally( adv) + thousands of - English Only forum
Much(adv): modifies ordinary and comparative adjectives? - English Only forum
nearby adj. or adv. - English Only forum
"not + prep./adv." in imperatives - English Only forum
"not adj~er/adv~er than---" ? - English Only forum
"OF" phrase + ADV or "OF phrase + based verb+ ADJ? - English Only forum
online (adj) or ( adv) - English Only forum
only(adv)(adj) - English Only forum
Present perfect tense + adv "before" - English Only forum
proper grammatical clause structure for the rel.adv. 'where' - English Only forum
S+verb+ less +adj/adv? - English Only forum
She bought her car [brand new] (adv or adj) - English Only forum
So+adj/adv....that - English Only forum
The doctor appeared calmer than the patient -- adj / adv - English Only forum
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