1.They landed the airship safely.
2.They landed the airship safe.
Are both of sentence correct.
2.They landed the airship safe.
Are both of sentence correct.
Is it right?
Why not you go and have some dog's shit to make you a little bit more smart?
The first one is true. It's so easy.
The first one is true. It's so easy.
<<Why not you go and have some dog's shit to make you a little bit more smart?
The first one is true. It's so easy.>>
Don't be such an ass. (Sorry.) It's not that easy :-(
The first one is the widely accepted standard version.
The second one is considered to be incorrect and is therefore avoided by most educated people, but it is common in regional dialects (mainly in American English, and in some British dialects as well).
The first one is true. It's so easy.>>
Don't be such an ass. (Sorry.) It's not that easy :-(
The first one is the widely accepted standard version.
The second one is considered to be incorrect and is therefore avoided by most educated people, but it is common in regional dialects (mainly in American English, and in some British dialects as well).