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Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 426
Speak Better English with Harry
The Misuse of Adjectives
There's a very thin line between that present perfect tense and the past simple met. You have to be really, really careful when you use it. For example, I'll go to the store so I'll buy some bread isn't good English grammatically not correct. One adjective that is often misuse is hard and hardly. When we use hardly, it means almost nothing.
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