13. The music sounded (strange, strangely).
14. My cowboy boots feel less (comfortable, comfortably)
than my pumps.
15. Ask (polite, politely) if you would like a second serving.
16. Phoebe makes (fewer, less) money than her sister does.
17. He runs so (good, well) that he often wins local road races.
DON’T BE TOO NEGATIVE
Although in Shakespeare’s time, a double negative—the use of
two negatives in the same sentence—could be used to emphasize
a point, today double negatives are considered a grammatical
mistake. Be on the lookout for sentences that “double up” on the
following negative words:
no
neither
nobody
scarcely
not
nothing
nowhere
barely
neither
no one
hardly
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