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One tricky suffix is -ly, which usually, but not always, denotes an adverb. Select all of the -ly words that are adverbs. Some affixes have more than one use. likely resolutely truly friendly reasonably
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One tricky suffix is -ly, which usually, but not always, denotes an adverb.

Select all of the -ly words that are adverbs. Some affixes have more than one use.

likely
resolutely
truly
friendly
reasonably
fiercely
lovely
emphatically

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Answer:

BOTH adjective and adverb:

likely

adverbs:

resolutely

truly

reasonably

fiercely

emphatically

adjectives:

friendly

lovely

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