exact vs exactly
Which expression is right? Or Both of them?
And why?
"That's the very reason" is another expression with the same meaning?
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You can either say, "That's exactly why" or "For that exact reason".
"That's the exactly reason why" is incorrect way of expressing because it doesn't make any sense in English language.
"For this/that very reason" is pretty much similar to which we have discussed above.
answered Jun 10, 2020 at 6:34
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