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how to distinguish "deeply" and "deep"?

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shiwu
 
Reply Wed 9 Mar, 2011 11:18 pm
how to distinguish "deeply" and "deep"?
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Reply Thu 10 Mar, 2011 04:29 am
The first is an adverb, and the second is an adjective. That is really a worthless question--without context, there is no way for anyone to understand your confusion and remedy it for you.
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