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Common English Mistakes #1: Hard vs Hardly Adverb Confusion

Leave a Comment / Common English Mistakes, English Help and Tips!, Fanny's Videos, New English Videos / By Robin

Fanny teaches the difference between the adverbs
hard and hardly. This is a common English mistake
that students need to fix.

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