Hi expert
I have a problem. My problem is because I need to know if there is any Law or Rule that stablishes the following:
For example:
Slow: Slowly
Adjetive=Adverb
fast: Fast.
when do you have to put LY to an adjetive?
Why does "fast" remain the same?
What is the difference between Do end Make?
thanks very much
For example:
Slow: Slowly
Adjetive=Adverb
fast: Fast.
when do you have to put LY to an adjetive?
Why does "fast" remain the same?
What is the difference between Do end Make?
thanks very much
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Hi!
Well, about the first question, I´m sorry but, as far as I know, there´s not any rule. You just have to learn it by reading (and memorising) lists of adjectives-adverbs.
The difference between do and make is quite a problem. Again the best thing is to read MUCH English and you will soon learn it. But generaly speaking we could say that make has a more physical meaning while "do" is more abstract.
You make things with your hands, for example; and do "general" things, not very precise (I´ve done that, I´ll do it...).
Is not a rule as we know it, but there is not a rule about this respect :(
Sorry.
Bye!
Well, about the first question, I´m sorry but, as far as I know, there´s not any rule. You just have to learn it by reading (and memorising) lists of adjectives-adverbs.
The difference between do and make is quite a problem. Again the best thing is to read MUCH English and you will soon learn it. But generaly speaking we could say that make has a more physical meaning while "do" is more abstract.
You make things with your hands, for example; and do "general" things, not very precise (I´ve done that, I´ll do it...).
Is not a rule as we know it, but there is not a rule about this respect :(
Sorry.
Bye!
Respuesta de twinbor
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