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Discover Ludwig"really quickly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe an action or event that is done in a fast manner. Example: "She finished her exams really quickly and went on vacation." In this sentence, "really quickly" emphasizes the speed at which the person finished their exams. It could also be used in a sentence like, "He ran really quickly to catch the bus."
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"Sold out really quickly".
It went really quickly.
It's happened really quickly.
Quickly, really quickly.
"It picked up really quickly.
"He has progressed really quickly".
It all happened really quickly.
Everything was happening really quickly".
They dry really quickly, too.
His life probably changed really quickly.
I had to move really quickly".
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