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: Triangle Grammar GuideAdverbs at work: slow and slowly
A reader asks:
Can you cover the proper use of fast and slow as adverbs? People often say, "drive slow." Should it be "drive slowly"?
Both "slow" and "fast" can be either adjectives (a slow drip, a fast computer) or adverbs (The nervous student turned the knob slow. The car goes fast.) As adverbs, "slow" and "fast" describe how an action was taken.
Full post as published by Triangle Grammar Guide on June 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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