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1. The news of his dismissal hit him hard. 2. Frank is not so smart that he does not need to study. 3. I will come to visit you by and by. 4. The doorbell rarely rings during dinnertime. 5. I haven't gone skiing lately. The 4th question is totally confusing... What is the difference between 'rarely' and 'scarcely'?

Hi there my dear [이름], thank you for a wonerful class this afternoon.. Well, once again a job well done on your homework.. By theway here is the difference between rarely and scarcely.. SCACRELY (adverb) means definitely not or not quite but if we do say RARELY (adverb) means on rare ocassions or seldom.. I hope this would help you a lot baby..that is just a very simple explanation of the two.. Take care always baby and have a great day.. xoxoTeacher Cam^^ 1. The news of his dismissal hit him hard.>>correct2. Frank is not so smart that he does not need to study.>>correct3. I will come to visit you by and by.>>correct4. The doorbell rarely rings during dinnertime.>>correct5. I haven\'t gone skiing lately.>>correctThe 4th question is totally confusing... >>correctWhat is the difference between \'rarely\' and \'scarcely\'? >>correct