HARDLY-1
19 / 04 / 2011
HARDLY-1: meaning and examples
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Today's word is: hardly
Meaning 1: almost no; almost not; almost nothing.
Example 1:
There is hardly any bread left. Can you run out and buy some more please?
Example 2:
She hardly ever calls me. I wish I could speak with her more.
Meaning 2: used to say that something has just started, happened, etc.
Example 3:
We can't take a break now, we've hardly started working.
Tomorrow we will look at two more uses of this very common adverb.
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Remember that this week we will only send the Daily Vitamin on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday. We will be back on Tuesday, April 26th.
Today's content was once again suggested by Judit. Thanks Judit!
Today's word is: hardly
Meaning 1: almost no; almost not; almost nothing.
Example 1:
There is hardly any bread left. Can you run out and buy some more please?
Example 2:
She hardly ever calls me. I wish I could speak with her more.
Meaning 2: used to say that something has just started, happened, etc.
Example 3:
We can't take a break now, we've hardly started working.
Tomorrow we will look at two more uses of this very common adverb.
If you have any questions about today's Daily Vitamin, please post your comments by clicking on the "Add a Comment" button in the Daily Vitamin section on our website.
Have a great day!
