APC 13 08 28 03 1 3d
• He is working hard these days. (= with a lot of effort) They hardly go anywhere now that they have chlldren.
(= almost never)
Notę: Hardly has a negative meaning and is often used with: any, anyone, anywhere, anything and ever.
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