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Adverbial phrase (also known as adverb phrase) is a term for two or more words functions adverbially (i.e. as an adverb).
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"A way" or "any way" , what is correct?
What of these is correct? and if both are correct, what is there any difference or connotation in the meaning? or, are there different in terms of formality?
Is there a way you could send me the docu …
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