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Last night Amy distinctly listened the howling of the wolves in nearby forest and decided to raise the alarm.
A. distinctly listened
B. distinctively listened
C. distinctly heard
D. after listening
E. distinctively heard
A. distinctly listened
B. distinctively listened
C. distinctly heard
D. after listening
E. distinctively heard
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hmm. I chose B.
Why is it C? "heard to the howling of the wolves" seems to be incorrect. Wouldn't listened be better?
Correct me if I am wrong about this belief..
I took out A because "distinctly" is used when you distinguish between object A and object B. Amy is just one subject, hence this would be an incorrect use of "distinctly"
Distinctively refers to the main subject on what it can differ regarding secondary subjects
Can someone clarify on this?
Why is it C? "heard to the howling of the wolves" seems to be incorrect. Wouldn't listened be better?
Correct me if I am wrong about this belief..
I took out A because "distinctly" is used when you distinguish between object A and object B. Amy is just one subject, hence this would be an incorrect use of "distinctly"
Distinctively refers to the main subject on what it can differ regarding secondary subjects
Can someone clarify on this?
06 Dec 2019, 08:33
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hmm. I chose B.
Why is it C? "heard to the howling of the wolves" seems to be incorrect. Wouldn't listened be better?
Correct me if I am wrong about this belief..
I took out A because "distinctly" is used when you distinguish between object A and object B. Amy is just one subject, hence this would be an incorrect use of "distinctly"
Distinctively refers to the main subject on what it can differ regarding secondary subjects
Can someone clarify on this?
Why is it C? "heard to the howling of the wolves" seems to be incorrect. Wouldn't listened be better?
Correct me if I am wrong about this belief..
I took out A because "distinctly" is used when you distinguish between object A and object B. Amy is just one subject, hence this would be an incorrect use of "distinctly"
Distinctively refers to the main subject on what it can differ regarding secondary subjects
Can someone clarify on this?
oops sorry , the correct question shouldn't include 'to' . I mistakenly added that
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