Let's find out cyclists are nuisances to road users and the community.....
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I do cycle past Istana quite often
Great... now go ride inside the compound next time....
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Nope… I prefer big open roads
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Cyclists cause very little danger to other road users and cycling should therefore be encouraged.
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I’m still trying to understand why many hate cyclists? Is it out of pure jealousy of cyclists cool looks and fitness?
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In many cities it's because you can get to your destination far more quickly on a bicycle compared to driving.
Bad English, quicker instead of quickly...
It is quicker to use bicycle than walking.
You can't go quickly in a bicycle, do you? Else you can quickly get to the bicycle, meaning in a short burst...
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https://www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/more_quickly_quicker.htm
Quicker or More Quickly?
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Should I say "quicker" or "more quickly"?"Quicker" and "more quickly" are both acceptable comparative forms of the adverb "quickly." However, as some of your grammar-savvy readers might think "quicker" is an error or too informal, you should opt for "more quickly" (unless your writing would really benefit from the flow of text offered by "quicker").
It is a common misconception that "quicker" has only recently passed into English as an adverb through common usage and ignorance of the difference between adverbs and adjectives. Throughout most of the 19th and 20th centuries, "quicker" (as an adverb) was more common than "more quickly." Only since the 1970s has "more quickly" overtaken "quicker."
Still not con-vince... else you can say more quicker ....
It's the usage than trust bad academic...
Get off the bus quickly.... in a haste situation...
Get off the bus quicker if u take this way...
Or it shd rhyme with the sound.... quicker to fuck laksaboy using this...
Or quickly go fuck laksaboy and run off...
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You CANNOT say "more quicker".
Seriously you should stick to your area of expertise which is the evil BE.
Same as quickly..... cannot say more quickly else quickly is more quicker enough, how can be more quickly...
Let's get off the bus quickly.... already quicker enough.... how quicker can you get more quickly...
English is shit language and from a evil BE .. dump it..
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The issue is not more quickies or quirkies. The real issue is unfit Sinkies are profoundly jealous of the happiness the atas jersey donning fit cyclists derive. I can’t think of any reason other than jealousy. We cover the entire island in 3 hours whereas your SBS bus can’t even do that. Our resting heart rate is 50 whereas you can only achieve that when you are near dead.
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You need to go back to basics.
"Quicker" is an adjective eg "I take the quicker route to work".
"Quickly" is an adverb.
Once you know how to construct sentences using verbs and adjectives you'll be enlightened.
Quickly is adverb use for at a fast speed, rapidly.... swiftly speedily
As such your narrative shd use quicker....
Ride bicycle is quicker to get to a place, but can get off on and on the bicycle quickly....
Try grammerly it gives quicker...
Hey academic can be wrong leh...
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You're just a typical sinkie. Dig in no matter how wrong you are.
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