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#2 (permalink) Mon Mar 08, 2010 14:59 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Hard = difficult; non-malleable Hardly = almost not Hardily = in a hardy manner _________________ Native English teacher at Mister Micawber's |
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#3 (permalink) Mon Mar 08, 2010 21:28 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Dear Mr. Micawber,
as I understood from your answer ,there are four similar words : hard, hardly, hardy and hardily. I understand the difference now, thank you very much!
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#4 (permalink) Tue Mar 09, 2010 21:26 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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| Mister Micawber wrote: |
Hard = difficult; non-malleable Hardly = almost not Hardily = in a hardy manner |
Hi M.M, Is the word " hardily" an adverb as you mentioned ( in a hardy manner), because I learned that the adverb from hard stay as it( adjective and adverb) at the same time. thank you for your patience. _________________ " If you live, live freely OR Die like trees
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#5 (permalink) Tue Mar 09, 2010 23:03 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Please check you dictionary for the adjectives 'hard' and 'hardy'-- their adverbial forms should be listed there. _________________ Native English teacher at Mister Micawber's |
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#6 (permalink) Thu Mar 11, 2010 20:32 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Hi MM, I'm very sorry to tell you that I didn't find the word " hardily" in any part of speech in my dictionary, never the less I'm very grateful for your assistant.My dictionary called "Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English" AS Hornby. _________________ " If you live, live freely OR Die like trees
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#7 (permalink) Thu Mar 11, 2010 20:40 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Not to mention the word hardy, I think you got something wrong, ET. The adverbial form of hard remains unchanged but here, hardily is the adverbial form of hardy not hard. About its existence, I think you should find in more sources or google it. _________________ Nothing's impossible! Never say never! They're what I've been following. Hope you to follow them too! |
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#8 (permalink) Thu Mar 11, 2010 20:58 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Hi V.W, THANK YOU FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE, AND REALY WHEN MM SAID ABOUT THIS ISSUE, I FELT OF SOME DOUBT OF MY OLD EDITION DICTINARY. THANK YOU AGAIN, AND I'M GOING TO TAKE YOUR ADVICE TO LOOK IT UP FROM ANOTHER SOURCE. _________________ " If you live, live freely OR Die like trees
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#10 (permalink) Thu Mar 11, 2010 22:03 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Hi Tor, It's very nice to hearing from you, you make me laugh, but realy in my old edition dictionary I looked the word " hardily" up to the last letter of the enteries of the word "hard" and it's all derivations, but I didn't find it.But also I'm going to surf google to seek it. Thank you for your efforts. _________________ " If you live, live freely OR Die like trees
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#11 (permalink) Thu Mar 11, 2010 22:16 pm hard, hardly and hardily |
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Hi Tor, Realy I'm very sorry, and I'm very glad to learn this new word "shouting", but also if you saw my letter I didn't mentioned any rude words, on the contrary I always write politely.And if you see any rude in my replies,you may unsubscribe me. The reason I read in capital letter, that I were speeding up my writing, because of some failure in my personal computer. Regards _________________ " If you live, live freely OR Die like trees
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