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I wanted to understand how to identify if a word is an adjective or adverb ?
Ex: The company needs to move quick.
Here quick is an adjective as stated in foundation of verbal guide. And we need to use quickly ( and adverb)
So how to identify if a word is adjective or adverb in such cases.
Main questions : Apart from -ly ending,any logical way to identify adverbs? How to remember those adjectives which end in -ly but are not adverbs !
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You should check what is quick modifying. Its modifying verb hence the correct adverb form of quick is quickly difficult for non native speakers(such as me) to identify it . but one can always check forms in case of confusion
Adjectives modify noun or pronoun only, rest all modifier are adverbs
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