Merryly is an adverb form of merry true or false?

Hi there~

Your answer is true.

Merrily is the adverb of merry.

(You have to change the 'y' to an 'i'.

Hope this helps

Sky

true (but take note of the spelling of "merrily")

Explanation:

The spelling should be "merrily" and not "merryly." "Merrily" is the adverb form of the word "merry," which is an adjective. "Merry" means happy, joyful, cheerful or exultant while "merrily" means doing something in a merry or cheerful manner.

Examples of using the word "merry."

1. They had a merry Christmas last year.

2. What a merry feast you've prepared for us.

Examples of using the word "merrily."

1. She dance merrily after hearing the news.

2. We marched to church merrily.

the answer is c

explanation:

c is correct because the movie title would be in quotes