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Answer We use it completely equal.
An adverb can be used on another adverb. Most adverbs end in -ly. It's a good rule of thumb to use -ly on both of these. "Completely" adds to "equally". "Equally"answers how do we use it. Both are adverbs.
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Answer We use it completely equal.
The correct answer to me would be "we use it completely equally", but I might be wrong.
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Answer We use it completely equal.
Sorry, there's no third option. But I'm pretty sure we say, "We use it completely equally."
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Answer We use it completely equal.
I think it's because the base sentence sounds most natural as "We use it equally." (How do we use it? In an equal manner. Thus, we use the adverbial form of equal, "equally". )
Since "complete" is modifying "equal", it becomes the adverbial form "completely".
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Answer We use it completely equal.
An adverb can be used on another adverb. Most adverbs end in -ly. It's a good rule of thumb to use -ly on both of these. "Completely" adds to "equally". "Equally"answers how do we use it. Both are adverbs.
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Answer We use it complete equally.
Neither is correct! "We use it completely equally" is the only correct answer.
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