Highly Efficient Use of Folding Containers in Tourist Attractions

This is a question from an exercise of the textbook An Introduction to Language by Fromkin et al. It asks what are the two readings of this sentence. I know one of the readings is …

The word ''highly'' is mainly used to modify an adjective and has the meaning "very": I find that highly interesting; It is highly suspicious. When you want an adverb with the …

Hi everyone, Which one is correct Is it highly recommend or recommended?

In contrast, fermentation of various foodstuffs or germination of grains are traditional, locally accessible, low-energy and highly nutritious processes of sounded interest.“ …

Hello everyone, Does the idiom "speak highly of" meaning "to say good things about someone or something" sound natural/correct in the examples I found below in everyday …

I would instinctively only use highly in a passive construction, I think: Your help is highly appreciated. I greatly appreciate / very much appreciate your help.

Hi, please take a look at the following sentences I''ve just made up: 1. Product A is evaluated higher than Product B. 2. Product A is evaluated more highly than Product B. #2 …

The adverbs high and highly have completely different meanings: high refers to physical height, whereas highly is generally used as an intensifier. Its commonest use is in …

Hi everybody, I''d like to know the difference between "greatly" and "highly". My english teacher told me that there is a difference of meaning. Should I say: "this person is …

There''s sentence 6 in Ex.4 Comparative and Superlative form of adjectives and adverbs worksheet "The planes fly _______ than birds". You have to put the correct form of …