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Difference between hard and hardly #1 (permalink) Mon Apr 11, 2005 13:33 pm   Difference between hard and hardly
 

Test No. incompl/elem-20 "Where am I?", question 8

I don't think that's going to be ..........

(a) hard
(b) hazard
(c) hardship
(d) hardly

Test No. incompl/elem-20 "Where am I?", answer 8

I don't think that's going to be hard.

Correct answer: (a) hard
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why we use hardly??
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Difference between hard and hardly #2 (permalink) Mon Apr 11, 2005 17:16 pm   Difference between hard and hardly
 

Hard is an adjective and can either mean difficult or solid as in a hard exercise or a hard rock. Hardly is an adverb and means almost not at all/scarcely as in He is only a baby so naturally he can hardly speak.
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Difference between hard and hardly #3 (permalink) Tue Apr 12, 2005 10:09 am   Difference between hard and hardly
 

with hardly the word order changes

The roadmen work hard.

Well, actually they are sweating and we see them giving their best

The roadmen hardly work.

They don't take great pains. Maybe they're chattering, and relaxing
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