Hello house, in my write up I used the phrase "fondly memories " and I was quickly corrected by a friend that it was "fond memories " ,so house please.
Why is "fondly memories" wrong? And why is "fond memories " correct.

Response please...

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Ehennn, you are mentioning me again...if I answer in full nau, you will spew a conspirator theory that has no head or tail.

Abeg, I'm an educated woman, but I'm afraid I cannot speak intelligently on the evolving habits in the usage of the English language. What I do know, is that "fondly memories", does not ring correct and that I and my household, owe nobody any explanation and will continue to stick to all that we know that we know. Thank you.

Rocktation:
Ehennn, you are mentioning me again...if I answer in full nau, you will spew a conspirator theory that has no head or tail.

Abeg, I'm an educated woman, but I'm afraid I cannot speak intelligently on the evolving habits in the usage of the English language. What I do know, is that "fondly memories", does not ring correct and that I and my household, owe nobody any explanation and will continue to stick to all that we know that we know. Thank you.

MA which one is house hold again in English na? Abeg? My question is just to know if the grammer is correct or not, if yes why, if No why not.

LordsApostle:
C. C : encryptjay,tallesty1 ,okwabayi, rocktation, rex123, femi4, lilbest4, chrisbaxtian, sapiosexuality.

"fond" memories not "fondly"

Fondly : Adverb

Fond: Adjective

Memories: Noun

An adjective qualifies a noun. Hence, "fond" is appropriate

Boss, I never hear of 'fondly memories' before na.
https://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/have-fond-memories-of-something-somebody

phemmyfour:
"fond" memories not "fondly"

Fondly : Adverb

Fond: Adjective

Memories: Noun

An adjective qualifies a noun. Hence, "fond" is appropriate

You're back again?

It's obviously 'fond memories'. If you read books you'll come across it a lot.

Rocktation abi whatever she calls herself should suggest an English section on this forum. She should make it a sub-section of the education section.

People like LordsApostle and others ready to improve their grammar will dominate there. It will also play a lot of good on this forum as most of the stomach-wrenching grammar will disappear.

Well said, nice one...

Sorry sir, it just reoccured to me, an adverb can also qualify a noun too, or are u forgetting?

phemmyfour:
"fond" memories not "fondly"

Fondly : Adverb

Fond: Adjective

Memories: Noun

An adjective qualifies a noun. Hence, "fond" is appropriate

LordsApostle:
Sorry sir, it just reoccured to me, an adverb can also qualify a noun too, or are u forgetting?

No, it qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb,

The word adverb was coined from "+verb," literally "that which is added to a verb.

Okay yeah, I agree with you, well done....

phemmyfour:
No, it qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb,

The word adverb was coined from "+verb," literally "that which is added to a verb.