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which of the following sentences contains an incorrect use of an adjective or adverb? a. He won the race easily. b. she did very well on that test. C. Please don't play with the baby so roughly. D. She
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which of the following sentences contains an incorrect use of an adjective or adverb? a. He won the race easily. b. she did very well on that test. C. Please don't play with the baby so roughly. D. She wants to go to the concert real bad.

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D. She wants to go to the concert real bad.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence needs an adverbial phrase, but the form "real bad" is not such a phrase. An adverbial form of the same words would be "really badly."

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