Dewey Fernfield
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Bubbles end badly. Not “bad”! Noun, verb, adverb. I do wish north Americans north of the Mexican border would learn how to use adverbs. North American (Mexican, Canadian and US) Spanish and French speakers can use adverbs correctly, so why not the English speakers?
because grammar is not taught in US public schools. It is in most private schools, and it’s probably also taught in the UK and possibly NZ and Australia, but I am not sure.