<p>You can use 深深 as an adverb without 地</p>
<p>From my answer to this <a href="https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/29475/when-should-i-use-%E5%9C%B0-on-an-adjective-and-when-not-as-an-use-for-adverb-and-why-d">question</a></p>
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<li><p>Adverb with 地 emphasizes the 'manner of the action'. For example '大力地打'</p>
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<li><p>Adverb without 地 focuses on the verb itself, with the adverb as an equal-weighted complement. For example '大力打'</p>
</li>
<li><p>A single character adverb doesn't usually use 地. For example '痛打'，'狠批' (never '痛地打'，'狠地批')</p>
</li>
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Tang Ho
<p>figure out the difference between 的，地，得（all are pronounce de but with different tone)</p>
<p>they are fixed expressions.<br />
chinese adj + 的 + noun.<br />
adj + 地 + verb.<br />
adj + 得 + degree verb.</p>
<p>so in this case, 深深的 is an adjective, 深深地 is an adverb.
打 means to hit which is a verb, so 用力地打 is to hit hard.
and you can say 用力打 without 地 for it is a fixed expression.</p>
<p>for those words/phrases can either be a verb or an adjective, you could still speak without 的/地 in most cases ‘cause we can figure out whether it is an adv + verb phrase or an adj + noun phrase according to the context.</p>
<p>take 打击, which means blow, for example</p>
<p>此次行动 对 敌人 造成了 沉重(的)打击。=&gt; this action has made a great blow on the enemies.<br />
此次行动 沉重(地)打击了 敌人。=&gt; this action greatly hit the enemies.</p>

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Fen
<p>I recently came across a sentence with 深深感动 in it. Can 深深 be an adverb without 地？
For example:
让顾客和所有参与者都深深感动</p>

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Your example means the same with/out 地.
dan
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How do I use 深深 in a sentence?
# How do I use 深深 in a sentence?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-10-19)

I recently came across a sentence with 深深感动 in it. Can 深深 be an adverb without 地？
For example:
让顾客和所有参与者都深深感动

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Your example means the same with/out 地.  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2020-10-19. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

You can use 深深 as an adverb without 地

From my answer to this [question](https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/29475/when-should-i-use-%E5%9C%B0-on-an-adjective-and-when-not-as-an-use-for-adverb-and-why-d)

* Adverb with 地 emphasizes the 'manner of the action'. For example '大力地打'
* Adverb without 地 focuses on the verb itself, with the adverb as an equal-weighted complement. For example '大力打'
* A single character adverb doesn't usually use 地. For example '痛打'，'狠批' (never '痛地打'，'狠地批')


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### Answer by username_3 on 2020-10-23. Score: 1

figure out the difference between 的，地，得（all are pronounce de but with different tone)

they are fixed expressions.  
chinese adj + 的 + noun.  
adj + 地 + verb.  
adj + 得 + degree verb.

so in this case, 深深的 is an adjective, 深深地 is an adverb.
打 means to hit which is a verb, so 用力地打 is to hit hard.
and you can say 用力打 without 地 for it is a fixed expression.

for those words/phrases can either be a verb or an adjective, you could still speak without 的/地 in most cases ‘cause we can figure out whether it is an adv + verb phrase or an adj + noun phrase according to the context.

take 打击, which means blow, for example

此次行动 对 敌人 造成了 沉重(的)打击。=> this action has made a great blow on the enemies.  
此次行动 沉重(地)打击了 敌人。=> this action greatly hit the enemies.


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