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27 Mar 2023
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English (US)
Question about English (US)
i made some sentences with "hardly any" "hardly anything" and "hardly anyone".
Could you check them and I want to see some extra.
"I had hardly any money last week"
"I can hardly eat anything when I am sick"
"There were hardly anyone who talks to me"
i made some sentences with "hardly any" "hardly anything" and "hardly anyone".
Could you check them and I want to see some extra.
"I had hardly any money last week"
"I can hardly eat anything when I am sick"
"There were hardly anyone who talks to me"
Could you check them and I want to see some extra.
"I had hardly any money last week"
"I can hardly eat anything when I am sick"
"There were hardly anyone who talks to me"
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@Raw308
Hardly is not often used and can sound less educated in some areas of the United States.
“I barely had money last week.” or “I barely had enough money last week.”
“I can rarely eat anything when I am sick.”
“People rarely talk to me when I am there.”
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@tolerthalia oh my god i didn't know that "hardly" sounds less educated... its a really good information!! so... should i use rarely barely instead of hardly?? and they are in the same way???
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@Raw308
Do not be concerned! Most Americans would know that you are learning the language and would not view you as uneducated 😊
Barely is often used with money, distance, amount.
“My daughter is 2 years old and barely has any hair.”
“My car is big and barely fits in the parking space.”
Rarely is often used with actions like talking, exercising.
“My doctor said I need to be healthier, but I rarely exercise.”
“In a group of people, I get nervous and rarely talk.”
In many situations the words are used in the same way.
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