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by accident is actually an adv I met my old friend at the LRT by accident.
what is the difference between by accident & accidentally?
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2007-11-17 7:30 pm
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accident is noun!!!!!not adverbhttp://hk.dictionary.yahoo.com/search.html?q=1&s=accident&Submit=+%ACd%A6r+
accidentally is adverb
http://hk.dictionary.yahoo.com/search.html?q=1&s=accidentally&Submit=+%ACd%A6r+
2007-11-28 6:24 am
i mean by accident, not accident!! of course i know 'accident' is a noun!!!
2007-11-17 8:38 pm
by accident - 發生事實 , 如 - 因為意外度至
accidentally - 意外地 發生既事
accidentally - 意外地 發生既事
2007-11-17 7:37 pm
No difference in meaning, by accident = accidentally
E.g.
I have pressed that button by accident.
I have accidentally pressed that button.
the 'accident ' in 'by accident' is a noun
accidentally is an adverb
E.g.
I have pressed that button by accident.
I have accidentally pressed that button.
the 'accident ' in 'by accident' is a noun
accidentally is an adverb
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