Jan 10, 2011 · 30 "Drive safely" is the formally correct phrase. Saying "drive safe" sounds casual and informal; however, many people do it. This is because, in general, people sometimes use the …

Apr 12, 2019 · "Safe Drive Save Life" is the name of a program initiated by the Government of West Bengal, a state in East India. You could look it up here and here. Every time I go to the capital of …

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May 13, 2013 · The city is putting down new asphalt outside my house right now on the street. How long do I have to wait until I can drive on it?

May 17, 2021 · I know it should be an adverb here, and I checked it up to find "slow" is not only an adjective, but also an adverb. So my wondering is how to differentiate "slow" from "slowly" both as …

May 20, 2015 · "More than usual" sounds pretty common, but "more than usually" seems more correct when I think about it. There seem to be more adverb adjective conflicts like this, for example "drive …

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The reason loudly is the "more correct" option is that you can't use loud as an adverb in all contexts, e.g. "He was loud playing the music as he walked with his radio on his shoulders". It can only be loudly in …