OMG ADVERBS

[Squeek]

Nobody seems to like using adverbs anymore. Ever.

"I went slow" is WRONG.

An adverb can modify a verb, an adjective, another adverb, a phrase, or a clause. An adverb indicates manner, time, place, cause, or degree and answers questions such as "how," "when," "where," "how much".

So in this case, you'd use "slowly" to describe how you went.

Please people, add the -ly to the sentences that require them.

~Squeek

[M-A-C]

If you don't read this you suck.

[Omeganitros]

The only time I might not put "slowly" is if I said something like "I went really slow." Because most of the time I just trust what sounds right as correct, and "really slowly" kinda doesn't sound right.

[Squeek]

Just so you know, it is right to use two adverbs together in that example Omega.

But thanks for making the effort.

~Squeek

[ToshX]

Just so you know, it is right to use two adverbs together in that example Omega.

But thanks for making the effort.

~Squeek
I'm glad you did not give us a 10 page long grammar lesson. I managed to read this quick.













lol I wonder if anyone but Squeek got that















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[fusi0n]

If you don't read this you suck.

How about you take a look at your location?

[M-A-C]

If you don't read this you suck.

How about you take a look at your location?

That gives it the funny.

[ToshX]

The "you" in your sig picture should be changed to "u"

[Verruckter]

I can't figure out if it's a boy or a girl.

[M-A-C]

The "you" in your sig picture should be changed to "u"

If I felt like changing it right now, I would.

[Squeek]

OMG LIEK STP SKRWING UP MI THREAD!!11

whorz

~Squeek

[tnyhwk900]

You'd think his sig would be classified as inappropriate content.

I agree wholeheartedly, Squeek. If an adjective can't be changed to an adverb by using -ly, they use the incorrect form of the verb. Such as, "I did that good". Bleh.

[dAnceguy117]

You'd think his sig would be classified as inappropriate content.

I agree wholeheartedly, Squeek. If an adjective can't be changed to an adverb by using -ly, they use the incorrect form of the verb. Such as, "I did that good". Bleh.

What's wrong with the verb in that sentence? =P

[tnyhwk900]

You'd think his sig would be classified as inappropriate content.

I agree wholeheartedly, Squeek. If an adjective can't be changed to an adverb by using -ly, they use the incorrect form of the verb. Such as, "I did that good". Bleh.

What's wrong with the verb in that sentence? =P
Please tell me you're kidding.

[Edge_of_Death]

There is no point in ending a sentence with a preposition. Instead of saying "where are you at," you could just say "where are you."

[ToshX]

You'd think his sig would be classified as inappropriate content.

I agree wholeheartedly, Squeek. If an adjective can't be changed to an adverb by using -ly, they use the incorrect form of the verb. Such as, "I did that good". Bleh.
As in "I've got weller grammar than you!"

[Afrobean]

You'd think his sig would be classified as inappropriate content.

I agree wholeheartedly, Squeek. If an adjective can't be changed to an adverb by using -ly, they use the incorrect form of the verb. Such as, "I did that good". Bleh.

What's wrong with the verb in that sentence? =P
Please tell me you're kidding.
There's nothing wrong with the verb in that statement.

The problem comes from the word "good" being used as an adverb when "good" is clearly ONLY an adjective. The correct word would be "well."

[emptiness]

MY GOD he's right

[Afrobean]

MY GOD he's right
Shut the hell up and go away.

[emptiness]

MY GOD he's right
Shut the hell up and go away.


I know right....in a minute

[FishFishRevolution]

EoD wins the pointless comment award.
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My ex-girlfriend was a grammar head, and she used to say "really quickly," but when I catch myself saying that now, I uncorrect myself so that I don't sound like her. She was a jerk. Plus, like Omega said, two adverbs together usually come out awkwardly.