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But that doesn't make any sense either, because Molly is ten and can be expected to not know how to use adverbs yet. The way Lucy used it originally made sense grammatically. But to change the entire series password because the above sentence makes more sense with an -ly, even though the original usage was correct? What?!
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But that doesn't make any sense either, because Molly is ten and can be expected to not know how to use adverbs yet. The way Lucy used it originally made sense grammatically. But to change the entire series password because the above sentence makes more sense with an -ly, even though the original usage was correct? What?!What?!
Later editions of the first book to had "perfectly punctually" as the password. The most likely use for the grammatical error is to divide the password from the grammatically correct phrase. If someone happened to say it around the people hypnotized, would their hypnosis unlock?
Later editions of the first book to had "perfectly punctually" as the password. The most likely use for the grammatical error is to divide the password from the grammatically correct phrase. If someone happened to say it around the people hypnotized, would their hypnosis unlock?
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