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Hi everybody, I''d like to know the difference between "greatly" and "highly". My english teacher told me that there is a difference of meaning. Should I say: "this person is …

In contrast, fermentation of various foodstuffs or germination of grains are traditional, locally accessible, low-energy and highly nutritious processes of sounded interest.“ …

There''s sentence 6 in Ex.4 Comparative and Superlative form of adjectives and adverbs worksheet "The planes fly _______ than birds". You have to put the correct form of …

The word ''highly'' is mainly used to modify an adjective and has the meaning "very": I find that highly interesting; It is highly suspicious. When you want an adverb with the …

Hi, please take a look at the following sentences I''ve just made up: 1. Product A is evaluated higher than Product B. 2. Product A is evaluated more highly than Product B. #2 …

This is a question from an exercise of the textbook An Introduction to Language by Fromkin et al. It asks what are the two readings of this sentence. I know one of the readings is …

I would instinctively only use highly in a passive construction, I think: Your help is highly appreciated. I greatly appreciate / very much appreciate your help.

Hi everyone, Which one is correct Is it highly recommend or recommended?

Hello everyone, Does the idiom "speak highly of" meaning "to say good things about someone or something" sound natural/correct in the examples I found below in everyday …

The adverbs high and highly have completely different meanings: high refers to physical height, whereas highly is generally used as an intensifier. Its commonest use is in …