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30 词形相同的副词与形容词（30 adverbs and adjectives with the same morphology）

30 词形相同的副词与形容词（30 adverbs and adjectives with the same morphology） 30 the same word adverbs and adjectives A the following common word is an adjective, but also adverbs: Back hard* little right* Deep* high* long short* Direct* ill low still Early just* much/more/most* straight Enough kindly near* well Far late* pretty* wrong* Fast left Please refer to section B of this chapter. As an adverb adjective: Came back soon.the back door Get back right away。 back door You can dial Rome direct.the most direct route You can dial direct to Rome. The most direct route The train went fast.a fast train The train is going very fast. A fast train They worked hard.The work is hard. They worked hard. (energetic) this is a hard work. An road You look ill/well. Illmade The very poor road you ill / well. Turn right here.the right answer From here on the right. right key She went straight home.a straight line She went straight home. A straight line He led us wrong.This is the wrong way. He gave us the wrong way. This is the wrong way. The B with an asterisk word is a form of ly, pay attention to their meaning. Deeply (deeply) is mainly used to express feelings: He was deeply offended. He was deeply offended. Directly (direct) is mainly used for time and contact: He ll be here directly. He will arrive soon. (immediately) The new regulations will affect us directly/indirectly. The new regulations will affect us directly / indirectly. (about hardly, see section forty-fourth.) Highly (high) is mainly used for the representation of abstract concepts: He was a highly paid official. He is paid officials. They spoke very highly of him. They have a high evaluation on him. Justly (fair) and adjective just (meaning fair fair, right right, lawful corresponding legal). But just can also be used as adverbs of degree. (see section forty-first.) Lately (=recently): Have you seen him lately? Have you seen him recently? Mostly (=chiefly major) Nearly (similar to =almost): I m nearly ready. Im nearly ready