Something about this sounds wrong to me. The speaker intends the statement to mean that the team is moving around a lot and it is causing them to succeed.
"The team is moving around really effectively." Correct use of effectively?
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I see no problem with 'effectively' here. Effective means that what you are doing is achieving its intended goals. When a team moves around, they do so to maintain possession, cover ground and ultimately gain points. If they are doing this successfully, then their movement is effective. Hope that helps. |
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I think the speaker meant:
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Maybe something like
They may still not be efficient, though :) |
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