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Adverbs of manner
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msmsr
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Adverbs of manner
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Hello, everybody
I need your help right away, please. I have a doubt: is there a difference between the adverbs of manner conditionally / conditionaly and peacefully / peacefuly when writing. I need to Know if the first ones can be considered as British English and the second ones American English.
Please I need an answer and if possible a good site where I can read more about it
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4 Mar 2009
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Ayaniw
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Hi!
I �m sorry to say this to you but neither peacefuly nor conditionaly exits in English.
The correct spelling is -conditional ==> conditionally (addition of �ly � to form the adverb)
-peaceful ===> peacefully (addition of �ly � to form the adverb).
My best regards.
A.H.
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4 Mar 2009
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