It will take a few years for the region to recovere conomically.Is this sentence right?why not use economy
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Hello Cindy,
the word "recover" with no E at the end ;)
As Cyaoeu said , it is an adverb here, and the ADVERB is used to describe the verb (recover in this example ) , How to recover ? to recover economically .
Economy is a NOUN instead and can't describe a verb, rather a verb could be added to it ,as for example " The economy would recover in few years" .
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"It will take a few years for the region to recover economically" is right. Are you asking a question "Why not use (the word) economy?"
Economically is an adverb, describing how the region is recovering. From the adjective economic, then adding +ally.
You could also say "It will take a few years for the region's economy to recover."
But adverbs are very useful. I happily tried to answer your question. :P
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