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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Adverb
I have a question about an adverb.
I want to speak English fluently.
Can I say...
I fluently want to speak English.
I want to fluently speak English.
Hope you help me !!
I want to speak English fluently.
Can I say...
I fluently want to speak English.
I want to fluently speak English.
Hope you help me !!
Top answer
Leave the adverb at the end in this context. Rover
- Leave the adverb at the end in this context.
- Rover
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Anon,
This is one of those grammar questions that may have more than one answers.
As far as fulfilling the context of "speak", KE's comment is correct.
But depending on the construction and contexts, the placement of an adverb may be a matter of style.
For example: She meticulously cleaned her bathroom every week. The underlined is correctly used, but it can be placed i
This is one of those grammar questions that may have more than one answers.
As far as fulfilling the context of "speak", KE's comment is correct.
But depending on the construction and contexts, the placement of an adverb may be a matter of style.
For example: She meticulously cleaned her bathroom every week. The underlined is correctly used, but it can be placed i
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