typycally or tipical or...

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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1 Some 500 women across the country were asked if they agreed with various views once felt to be typically female.
2 Some 500 women across the country were asked if they agreed with various views once felt to be a typical female.
3 Some 500 women across the country were asked if they agreed with various views once felt being typically female.
4 Some 500 women across the country were asked if they agreed with various views once felt typically female.

Which sentences could be correct? Thanks

2

#1 and #4 work. The other two are wrong.

3

Dozy,

  1. She felt typically female.
  2. She felt to be typically female.
  3. She felt to be a typical female.
  4. She felt being typically female.
    I can understand #1 and #2 are correct.
    Could you please elucidate how #3 and #4 are wrong grammatically?
    Thanks.
4

2 is not correct. Only 1 is.

5

Beeesneees,
I expected your explanation why #2, #3 and #4 are wrong.
Can I say as below:

  1. She felt like being typically female.
  2. She felt like a typical female.
  3. She felt like being typically female.
    Please comment and guide me with grammar points.
6

yes, those are okay.

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“She felt like being typically female” seems unusual to me, and my guess is that it does not mean what you are thinking it does. It has a sense that she decided, on some particular occasion, that she wanted to behave in a typically female way.

Also note that #1 and #3 are the same, which I assume was not intended.