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LouiST Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Adverb in modal-sentences
In a sentence, is the adverb placed before would or after?
For example: You really would do that? or is it: You would really do that?
Another: I even would try ..... . or should it be: I would even try.... ?
Generally for modal verbs.. ? Where is the adverb placed in a sentence with a modal verb?
Thanks!
L
For example: You really would do that? or is it: You would really do that?
Another: I even would try ..... . or should it be: I would even try.... ?
Generally for modal verbs.. ? Where is the adverb placed in a sentence with a modal verb?
Thanks!
L
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and with the future forms? For example: I definitely will go , or, I will definitely go ?
- and with the future forms?
- For example: I definitely will go , or, I will definitely go ?
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and with the future forms? For example: I definitely will go , or, I will definitely go ?
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louiSTGenerally for modal verbs.. ? Where is the adverb placed in a sentence with a modal verb?Adverb placement is flexible, but just after the first auxiliary (and modals are auxiliaries) is usually the safest place to put them.
You would really do that? / I would even try ... / She has really tried ... / He could even do that.
They had often
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louiST and with the future forms? For example: I definitely will go , or, I will definitely go ?will is a modal verb, so what I wrote above applies to will as well. Use the same patterns for will.
I will definitely go.
CJ
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