Adjective or adverb?
Adjective or adverb? Suddenly : Brave : bad : always : hardly : joud : soon : quick : intensively :
Adjective or adverb? Suddenly : Brave : bad : always : hardly : joud : soon : quick : intensively :
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Suddenly : Adverb Brave : Adjective Bad : Adjective Always : Adverb Hardly : Adverb Joud(No será loud? ) : En todos los casos es adjective Soon : Adverb Quick : Adjective Intensively : Adverb.
Suddenly : Adverb
Brave : Adjective
Bad : Adjective
Always : Adverb
Hardly : Adverb
Joud(No será loud?
) : En todos los casos es adjective
Soon : Adverb
Quick : Adjective
Intensively : Adverb.
Suddenly : Adverb Brave : Adjective Bad : Adjective Always : Adverb Hardly : Adverb Joud(No será loud? ) : En todos los casos es adjective Soon : Adverb Quick : Adjective Intensively : Adverb.
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