Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Strongly"

In May 2012, an American diplomat said that parental child abduction (a parent taking a child away from the other parent and moving to another country) was as serious as the abductions of Japanese citizens by the North Korean government. This caused a lot of distress to the Japanese government.

It means having intense emotions. Like if something makes you feel extremely happy, extremely sad or angry, if you love or hate something very much, etc.

I strongly support your decision to quit school, but you should think of what your parents would say...

Your example does sound natural. If you need more examples here's a few: I strongly recommend you buy this car because it's great. I strongly recommend you start start studying for your exams. I strongly recommend you take this medicine for your cold. Hope this helped :)

Both are correct but mean different things. The first means that as the race finished he was strong, regardless as to how he ran the race - he might even have walked the course. This uses the adjective strong to describe the person. The second means he was running fast and well as he finished the race. This uses the adverb strongly to describe how he was running.

hopeless romantic

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If you've never been to a live classical concert, l strongly recommend Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No.2. I 'm sure those who don't know much about music will still enjoy it.

その文の動詞は多分areです。意味が"(they are) characters like the protagonist..."なので、ちょっと正しくない文法になるんです。でも自然に聞こえますから問題ないと思います。

"I've been hit with" if his tiredness is still happening. "I was hit" if his tiredness was at the time of the photo.

You should say hit by, not hit with. Maybe it would better to rephrase the whole sentence to make it sound more natural: 'Never before have I felt so exhausted' sounds better to me (and less redundant, since exhaustion is generally debilitating).

In Sangju, eastern Korea, an 82-year-old lady is suspected of killing 6 old neighbors. She put pesticide into a soda similar to Sprite. The old neighbors drank it and died. She denies that she put poison into the drinks, but the police department strongly believes that she is the criminal.

Strongly. Explanation: Strong = adjective Strongly = adverb The word you need in this sentence is an adverb describing "blows." Thus, you use the adverb "strongly."

1. Far into space 2. Wax and Wane are names for the moon cycle. When the moon is getting bigger and bigger each night, this is waxing. When it gets smaller each night, this is called waning. :) 3. This is an expression that means: the researchers are enthusiastic. 4. This is a passage about scientists being possibly close to making a machine that can think on its own.

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