Question 001: Why is 'to' not used before 'home'?
Answer 001:
Before answering the the question, let us talk about how adverbs are used after verbs. In British English, adverbs are used independently after verbs without the help of prepositions. For example,
Come here.
Come to school.
In the first example, 'here' is an adverb. So, no preposition is used after the verb 'come'. But in the second example, since school is not an adverb, preposition 'to' is used after the verb. When intransitive verbs are extended, we need either an adverb or...
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Adjectives ending in -ly
Adjectives ending in -ly
Usually we think that words ending in -ly are adverbs. But not all -ly words are adverbs. There are some adjectives that end in -ly. Here is a complete list below.
Since these words are adjectives, they cannot be used like other adverbs. For example -
Incorrect: He behaves friendly.
Correct: He behaves in a friendly manner.
Some of these words can be used as adjectives or adverbs.
Adverb: He came early
Adjective: You are early today.
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