HOMEWORK FOR THE DAY

1. Whether you win is not near as important as how you play.(correct) 2. Asian music often sounds oddly to Western listeners.(oddly -> odd) 3. Does your car run well enough to enter the race? (correct) 4. I felt safely enough to go out at night on my own.(safely -> safe) 5. You can see the distant mountains clear with these binoculars.(clear->clearly) 6. Our team was real sharp last Saturday afternoon during the game.(correct) Teacher~! I have one question about Yeasterday homework. Q. ~ , We deal on a (strict/strictly) cash basis. A. strictly Why the answer is "strictly" ?

Hello there [이름]! How are you doing today? Any plans this coming weekend? Whatever that is, I hope that it would enjoyable and productive as well.   Anyway, regarding your question about one of the sentences, \"We deal on a strictly cash basis.\" The answer is STRICTLY because \"CASH\" is not a noun - its an adjective, modifying \"BASIS\". In English, you can pretty well use any noun as an adjective - tennis shoes, car wash, computer drive, etc. Since \"CASH\" is an adjective, it must be modified by the adverb \"STRICTLY\".   If you have questions, fee free to ask me ok?   Going back to you homework today, kindly find time to go over the correct answers provided below. Thank you.   Happy weekend [이름]! Take care always! Teacher Janice   1. Whether you win is not near as important as how you play.(correct) >> nearly 2. Asian music often sounds oddly to Western listeners.(oddly -> odd) >> Correct 3. Does your car run well enough to enter the race? (correct) >> Correct 4. I felt safely enough to go out at night on my own.(safely -> safe) >> Correct 5. You can see the distant mountains clear with these binoculars.(clear->clearly) >> Correct 6. Our team was real sharp last Saturday afternoon during the game.(correct) >> reallyTeacher~! I have one question about Yeasterday homework. >> Teacher I have one question about yesterday\'s homework.Q. ~ , We deal on a (strict/strictly) cash basis. A. strictly>> Q: We deal on a (strict/strictly cash basis. A: strictlyWhy the answer is \"strictly\" ? >> Why is the answer \"strictly?\"