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bad = adj = not of acceptable quality 差,劣, e.g. a bad worker
badly = adverb of bad = in a bad manner 差劣地
e.g. The children play badly. ( The children play ill. ×)
= by a great deal e.g. My horse was badly beaten in the race.
(My horse was ill beaten in the race. ×)
(used with want, need etc. )= a great deal, very much 非常/極之
e.g. They want help badly. (They want help ill. ×)
ill = adj = not well in health 有病
e.g. She is ill, so she can't come.
e.g. She suffers from ill health.
ill= adverb副詞 (often in combining form 常與另一字連用) = badly, cruelly or unpleasantly 惡意地/ 殘酷地/ 不愉快地 e.g. The child has been ill-treated.
= adverb = hardly, scarcely; not enough 沒有/ 不足夠
e.g. The baby is ill fed.
I can ill afford the time.
= adverb = unfavourably 劣評
e.g. People speak ill of Tom.
She thinks ill of her husband.
badly is the proper adverb of bad
in some cases ill=badly
e.g ill-treated = babdly treated
but not all the time
ill 和badly 用作 adverb 時在某些意義上相通, 但大多數都不同,
因此使用時要小心選擇。