Posted: 7/20/2009 7:02:51 AM EDT
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I need some help with with using correct grammar. When my wife leaves in the car which of the following should I tell her and WHY?
a) Drive Safe. b) Drive Safely. c) <insert humourous joke about female drivers.> Thanks. |
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B - Safely is the correct adverb to describe the way she should drive. Safe is adjective that can describe the condition of a noun. Mike is safe. Mike shoots safely. Glocks are safe, when you handle them safely. Awesome, thanks everyone. I thought that 'safely' was the adverb, but hear so many people use 'safe' that I had some doubts. |
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I need some help with with using correct grammar. When my wife leaves in the car which of the following should I tell her and WHY? a) Drive Safe. b) Drive Safely. c) <insert humourous joke about female drivers.> Thanks. " Keep it between the ditches darlin . " Try that next time then come back and post results . SW |
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Quoted: Quoted: I need some help with with using correct grammar. When my wife leaves in the car which of the following should I tell her and WHY? a) Drive Safe. b) Drive Safely. c) <insert humourous joke about female drivers.> Thanks. " Keep it between the ditches darlin . " Try that next time then come back and post results . SW  |
