1
You can go to everywhere.
You can go everywhere.
Do not use to before words such as here, there, home, somewhere, anywhere and everywhere when they show where someone goes or comes.
- Come here.
- Let’s go home.
- They went somewhere quiet.
- You can travel anywhere.
2
She answered the question correct.
She answered the question correctly.
We normally use an adverb to say how someone does something. In the example above, correctly tells us how she answered.
We use an adjective to describe a person or thing. An adjective often comes before a noun or after a verb such as be, seem, look or feel. Compare:
- They lived happily. (How did they live?)
- They had happy lives. (What were their lives like?)
- They looked happy. (How did they look?)