He lives miserly. as well as, lecture

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi teachers,

  1. He lives miserly.
  2. He lives in a miserly manner.
  3. He lives like a miserly manner.

I think 2 is correct.

“as well as” takes a singular or plural helping verb?

He enjoyed the lecture about/for/in/at the social evil. I think “about” is used.

He gives lecture on the social evil. Correct?

The teacher was offended with/to the students. I think “with”?

Many many thanks in advance.

2

Right.

Could you give an example of what you mean?

Right. You could also use “on”.

offended by the students

3
  1. is correct unless you are confusing ‘miserly’ with ‘miserably’, in which case (1) would be correct too.

'the social evil sounds odd to me. Is there only one?
I think these are more likely:
He enjoyed the lecture about social evils.
He lectures on social evils.

The teacher was offended by the students’ actions.

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I assume it means a specific one that has already been mentioned.