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At grammar but purposely and purposefully?
Is it
they did that purposely
Or
They did that purposefully
I think the first one but someone said the second one and now I’m not sure.
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"Off the top of my head I’d say purposely is “on purpose” and purposefully is “with purpose”."
I would say this is correct.
Also, thank you for making me repeat the words "purposely" and "purposefully" over and over in my head  |
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"Off the top of my head I’d say purposely is “on purpose” and purposefully is “with purpose”.
I would say this is correct.
Also, thank you for making me repeat the words "purposely" and "purposefully" over and over in my head "
. Sorry x |
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"Thought this might be a thread for really, really, ridiculously good-looking people 
Well looking through who’s posted I think it is! 
Who’s commented I meant obviously! Not posted x"
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You went forth, purposefully, to seek the opinion of others by purposely disguising the title of your thread.
I hope that helped make clear my stance in this matter. |
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"You went forth, purposefully, to seek the opinion of others by purposely disguising the title of your thread.
I hope that helped make clear my stance in this matter. "
I like it! 
I’m not daft I knew I’d get more people in with that title rather than a grammar title! |
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"You went forth, purposefully, to seek the opinion of others by purposely disguising the title of your thread.
I hope that helped make clear my stance in this matter.
I like it!
I’m not daft I knew I’d get more people in with that title rather than a grammar title!"
You were certainly purposely purposeful in doing that. |
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"You went forth, purposefully, to seek the opinion of others by purposely disguising the title of your thread.
I hope that helped make clear my stance in this matter.
I like it!
I’m not daft I knew I’d get more people in with that title rather than a grammar title!
You were certainly purposely purposeful in doing that. "
Indeed I did that on purpose |
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"Off the top of my head I’d say purposely is “on purpose” and purposefully is “with purpose”.
I would say this is correct.
Also, thank you for making me repeat the words "purposely" and "purposefully" over and over in my head "
They sound weird now, don’t they? |
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"But american grammar and proper British can be so different. 
Yes that is so true!
When you mention bums I think vagrants. I snicker."
Haha. I’ve had a lot of laughs with an American friend of mine over some of the words they say and the way they say them! And vice versa |
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"For me the have different meanings
Purposely = on purpose or deliberately
Purposefully = with purpose or resolve "
So if someone did something on purpose, say to annoy you. Purposely then? not purposefully? |
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"But american grammar and proper British can be so different.
Yes that is so true!
When you mention bums I think vagrants. I snicker.
So is a lowdown bum , a tramp with no legs? "
Pretty much a vagrant
Bum = ass or booty.
Knickers = panties but I have to admit knickers sound more eloquent.
So many euphoniums. |
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By *VineMan
over a year ago
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"For me the have different meanings
Purposely = on purpose or deliberately
Purposefully = with purpose or resolve
So if someone did something on purpose, say to annoy you. Purposely then? not purposefully?"
Yes. Exactly that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Off the top of my head I’d say purposely is “on purpose” and purposefully is “with purpose”.
I would say this is correct.
Also, thank you for making me repeat the words "purposely" and "purposefully" over and over in my head
They sound weird now, don’t they?"
It's something I never thought I needed to know, but now won't forget |
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"Off the top of my head I’d say purposely is “on purpose” and purposefully is “with purpose”."
Correct. The first is ‘doing it intentionally’ the second is a descriptive or adjective. ‘Doing something with purpose’, like walking or driving for example
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"For me the have different meanings
Purposely = on purpose or deliberately
Purposefully = with purpose or resolve
So if someone did something on purpose, say to annoy you. Purposely then? not purposefully?"
I think purposely (if you mean intentionally) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Off the top of my head I’d say purposely is “on purpose” and purposefully is “with purpose”.
Correct. The first is ‘doing it intentionally’ the second is a descriptive or adjective. ‘Doing something with purpose’, like walking or driving for example
x"
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"For me the have different meanings
Purposely = on purpose or deliberately
Purposefully = with purpose or resolve
So if someone did something on purpose, say to annoy you. Purposely then? not purposefully?
Yes. Exactly that. "
Yes that’s what I would have thought, but when it was said that way it made me think! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"For me the have different meanings
Purposely = on purpose or deliberately
Purposefully = with purpose or resolve
So if someone did something on purpose, say to annoy you. Purposely then? not purposefully?
Yes. Exactly that.
Yes that’s what I would have thought, but when it was said that way it made me think!"
He set out, purposefully, to annoy you purposely. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"For me the have different meanings
Purposely = on purpose or deliberately
Purposefully = with purpose or resolve
So if someone did something on purpose, say to annoy you. Purposely then? not purposefully?
Yes. Exactly that.
Yes that’s what I would have thought, but when it was said that way it made me think!
He set out, purposefully, to annoy you purposely."
He set out with the objective of annoying you deliberately. |
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