English Lesson/Grammar/Using Literally In A Sentence
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In this lesson, you will
In this lesson, you will learn how to use 'literally' correctly.
Let's begin
Literally means actually or without exaggeration.
When you say “ I literally…,”
It means you are describing.
Something exactly as it happened;
You are being lateral.
So, If you were to say.
The city was literally destroyed.
This is what you are implying.
The city was completely destroyed.
Or if you said:
If you are literally jumping for joy.
This is what you are implying
You are leaping in the air because you are very happy.
So, If you were to say.
The city was literally destroyed.
This is what you are implying.
The city was completely destroyed.
Or if you said:
If you are literally jumping for joy.
This is what you are implying
You are leaping in the air because you are very happy.
Let's begin
Literally means actually or without exaggeration.
When you say “ I literally…,”
It means you are describing.
Something exactly as it happened;
You are being lateral.
So, If you were to say.
The city was literally destroyed.
This is what you are implying.
The city was completely destroyed.
Or if you said:
If you are literally jumping for joy.
This is what you are implying
You are leaping in the air because you are very happy.
So, If you were to say.
The city was literally destroyed.
This is what you are implying.
The city was completely destroyed.
Or if you said:
If you are literally jumping for joy.
This is what you are implying
You are leaping in the air because you are very happy.
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