Asked by Lauren
The suffix —ly, as in the word pretentiously, means which of the following? (1 point)
Pretentiously is an adjective.
Pretentiously is an adverb.<-----
Pretentiously is a verb.
Pretentiously is a gerund
Pretentiously is an adjective.
Pretentiously is an adverb.<-----
Pretentiously is a verb.
Pretentiously is a gerund
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Answered by
Writeacher
Right.
Answered by
Lauren
Thank you so much!
Answered by
Writeacher
You're welcome.
Be sure you're aware, though, that not every word with -ly at the end is an adverb. Most are, but not all.
"Friendly," for example, is an adjective.
Be sure you're aware, though, that not every word with -ly at the end is an adverb. Most are, but not all.
"Friendly," for example, is an adjective.
Answered by
Lauren
I will keep that in mind.
Answered by
Chase
Thank you!!
Answered by
BansheeXo
The answer is actually adjective
Answered by
Well
Who is correct?
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Is there anyone to save my life
The correct answer is Pretentiously is an adverb
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Is there anyone to save my life
I just took it.
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