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olga nikolaevna [1]
1 year ago
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Exercise 1 Fill each blank with the correct form of good, well, bad, or badly.

English
1 answer:
lisov135 [29]1 year ago
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The blank has been filled with the correct form of the verb as follows:

  • Excitement spread through the group because each member badly coveted this new plateau.

<h3>What is the correct verb form?</h3>

The correct verb form that completes the blank space is the one that shows the manner or feeling of the group who wanted the new plateau. Badly, in this instance is an adverb that shows the manner of something. It conveys the feeling of desiring something so much.

The members of the group were so excited that they strongly desired the new plateau. So, the correct verb form that should fill the sentence is: Badly.

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