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Difference between impression and opinion | Play on the nerves
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In all honesty Wed Sep 07, 2005 4:07 am  In all honesty
 

Test No. incompl/inter-30 "Flying on a Plane", question 5

They ask you if you want to buy things you don't in all ......... want.

(a) truth
(b) honesty
(c) honestly
(d) truly

Test No. incompl/inter-30 "Flying on a Plane", answer 5

They ask you if you want to buy things you don't in all honesty want.

Correct answer: (b) honesty

Your answer was: incorrect
They ask you if you want to buy things you don't in all truly want.
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Hi,Alan
I have got a lot of mistakes in this test.I always confuse on where to use noun and where to use adjective or adverb.Could you give me some advice?And why choose honesty here?
Thanks!
Strawberry girl
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Honesty Wed Sep 07, 2005 9:31 am  Honesty
 

Hi Strawberry,

The adverb has to qualify a verb and you could say: things you truly don't want but here you need the noun in all honesty because that expression isn't qualifying the verb want. It's a separate phrase and means: in every type of honesty (noun) you can imagine.

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