I disagree. Quick is an adjective and not an adverb.lmarfell said:this is a bit late, but i thought i would add..
you wouldnt say "to walk more quickly" - you would say "to walk quicker".
Ah, I see. Yes. I agree with you, actually. It's too easy to slip into colloquialisms that are, essentially, wrong! Thankyou for pointing that out.elroy said:I disagree. Quick is an adjective and not an adverb.
"To which quicker" might be used colloquially, but "to walk quickly" is certainly not incorrect (in fact, it's the correct form).
Or "pick it up a notch."lmarfell said:Ah, I see. Yes. I agree with you, actually. It's too easy to slip into colloquialisms that are, essentially, wrong! Thankyou for pointing that out.
I just felt that "to walk more quickly" was a bit stiff and didn't think it would be used that much. I dont think it would be, actually. People would simply say "hurry up"!