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The word 'highly' is mainly used to modify an adjective and has the meaning very: I find that highly interesting; Hi everyone, which one is correct is it highly recommend or recommended?
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Hello, your cooperation in this regard will be highly appreciated. do you think this sentence could have a pejorative connotation ? So for the sake of argument, can i say something like amphetamine. Hi everybody, i'd like to know the difference between greatly and highly.
Hi everyone, i am wondering if the following sentence is grammatically correct.
High refers to physical height, whereas highly is generally used as an intensifier. When you want an adverb with the. The adjective high (including its comparative forms) can also function as an adverb, so the real correct answer is higher. Its commonest use is in.
The adverbs high and highly have completely different meanings: I would be happy to know if there is a best choice betwenn i am highly interested in neurology and neurosciences. My english teacher told me that there is a difference of meaning. And i have an high interest in neurology and.
Highly is the wrong adverb for this.
I would highly appreciate it if you could let me know about any changes in the schedule.
