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Trouper Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Adverb
Which one do you think is correct: "I surely would love to have it." or "I would surely love to have it."
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In my opinion, it's a tossup. I hear them with about equal frequency. )
- In my opinion, it's a tossup.
- I hear them with about equal frequency.
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In my opinion, it's a tossup. I hear them with about equal frequency.
Google:
"I surely would" 147,000
"I would surely" 557,000
As an aside, only the first could stand alone as an answer: "Would you love to have it?" (reply) "I surely would!" (Well, I suppose you could use the other with a comma.)
Google:
"I surely would" 147,000
"I would surely" 557,000
As an aside, only the first could stand alone as an answer: "Would you love to have it?" (reply) "I surely would!" (Well, I suppose you could use the other with a comma.)
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