- Who/Whomwill you invite to dinner?
- Her ankle is bad/badlyswollen.
- The condition of the wall looks good/wellagain.
- I’m not poor. I have few/a fewdollars to give him.
- You know fewer/lessabout her than I do.
- If you lay/liethat on the shirt, you’ll wrinkle it.
14. Little/A littlekindness won’t do him any harm.- I grabbed an umbrella than/thenrushed out the door.
- A long massage always feels good/well.
- I know fewer/lessmen in this club than you.
- Did you lay/liemy new skirt on the ironing board?
- Why do you treat your pet so bad/badly?
- You think you’re smarter than/thenI am.
Rewrite each sentence in standard English.- The little boy acted very bad in class today.
- Don’t you feel good?
- Omar has less friends than his brother.
- Mom is laying down for a while.
- Kris is prettier then Hilda.
- Who did you send the letter to?
exercise 25-2
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