🚨HARD VS HADLY 🤯 did you know this..?! What’s the difference between “hard” and “hardly”?✅“Hard” is an adjective that describes something that is firm, solid, or difficult to bend or break. ✅“Hardly” is an adverb that means barely or almost not at all. Don’t miss out on this discount! Use the code “GET25OFF” to get the digital version of “English Grammar in Use” and improve your grammar today. You will find detailed explanations, exercises, and answers! Best part you don’t even need a teacher!

‘Hard’ and ‘hardly’ as adverbs have completely different meanings! Do you know the difference – and how to use them correctly in a sentence? Sian is here with a quick explanation and some useful examples you can use in your English! ✍️Which ONE of the sentences below is NOT a correct sentence? ☔️ A) It’s raining hardly. B) It’s hardly raining. C) It’s raining hard. #learnenglish #grammar #speakenglish #Englishvocab #examenglish #IELTS #adverbs #hard #hardly #confusingwords | BBC Learning English