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user 97321
This tag is for questions specifically related to the English language as spoken and written in the USA. If you are interested in a difference between American English and British English, please use transatlantic-differences.
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I need to find something remotely vs I need to find something remote
Going by the title of your question, you want to know whether to use 'remote' or 'remotely'. The context for this, in your description, is that not having to work from an office will give you flexibil …
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