Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Directly"

A: straight to the hotel

A: 1. She looked DIRECTLY at us.
2. My salary is paid DIRECTLY into my bank.
3. He is not directly responsible for this.
4. The two incidents are not directly linked.
Their products compete directly with ours.
5. He drove her directly to work.

A: He directly told her that he liked her.

A: ‘directly’ is kind of like when you tell someone something straight to them, and ‘in person’ is when you go up to them and tell them i think :)

A: In person is when you can actually see the person in front of you.

“I talked to him in person, i didn’t text him.”

Directly is when you talk to one person and don’t involve others.

“I asked him about it directly, I didn’t ask anyone else.”

If your talking about location, directly is when you go straight to your destination and no where else

“I went directly to school, I didn’t go anywhere else.”

A: Directly is where you do something without ‘changing direction’ or stopping.
“They went directly to the restaurant.”

Immediately is when you do something at once (instantly).
“You need to make a decision immediately”.

So basically, directly is when you do something without any distractions, just doing it. Immediately is when you start to do something without hesitation.

A: "Directly" is like to go something at once while "particularly" is to single out something.

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