Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Any mistakes, please?
Any mistakes, please?
They have very few canvas. - They have hardly any canvas.
She seldom wastes her time. - She hardly ever wastes her time.
We can’t play these instruments very well. - We can hardly play these instruments.
I have very few fur coats. - I have hardly any fur coats.
There is very little milk in the refrigerator - There is hardly any milk in the refrigerator.
The old lady can’t hear very well. - The old lady can hardly hear.
He can’t walk very well. - He can hardly walk.
You seldom take a break. - You hardly ever take a break.
They have very few canvas. - They have hardly any canvas.
She seldom wastes her time. - She hardly ever wastes her time.
We can’t play these instruments very well. - We can hardly play these instruments.
I have very few fur coats. - I have hardly any fur coats.
There is very little milk in the refrigerator - There is hardly any milk in the refrigerator.
The old lady can’t hear very well. - The old lady can hardly hear.
He can’t walk very well. - He can hardly walk.
You seldom take a break. - You hardly ever take a break.
Top answer
All perfect uses of 'hardly'.
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