Monday, April 2, 2018

riddle - You might find me in a costly lawsuit. What am I?



Pros:




  1. I always let my friends go first.


  2. To some of my groups of friends, I mean every.

  3. No matter who I am around, I always have an effect on them.

  4. I am strong-willed; none of my friends can change me.

  5. I have a magnetic personality, so I am always near friends.



Cons:




  1. I'm short.


  2. I do not like to be alone- I am clingy.

  3. I never accept some groups of my friends for who they are, and instead, I try to change them, and always succeed.

  4. I'm bossy- usually the one telling my friends when, where, how, why, and under what circumstances things are going to happen.

  5. I have 2 personalities- one is almost a teenager, and the other is in his mid twenties



Hint:



The title is a hint. Don't overlook it.





Answer




The letters ly



I always let my friends go first.



ly appears at the ends of words to make them adverbs, usually



To some of my groups of friends, I mean everything.




Thinking about the ly in the context of the word poly, meaning every



No matter who I am around, I always have an effect on them.



ly turns some words into adverbs when added to the end



I am strong-willed; none of my friends can change me.



adding suffixes to ly doesnt change it




I have a magnetic personality, so I am always near friends.



ly on it's own doesn't mean anything



I'm short.



only two letters



I do not like to be alone- I am clingy.




again, only has meaning when added onto an existing word



I never accept some groups of my friends for who they are, and instead, I try to change them, and always succeed.



adding ly changes adjectives into adverbs



I'm bossy- usually the one telling my friends when, where, how, why, and under what circumstances things are going to happen.



adverbs describe how something is happening




I have 2 personalities- one is almost a teenager, and the other is in his mid twenties



l is the 12th letter of the alphabet, y is the 25th



also



camerons answer was really the springboard for my understanding of this



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