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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
adverb position
Today's NY Times has the following sentence:
1. Wiring money leaves a trail that can be easily detected.
Would either of the following variations of this sentence be equally correct?
2. Wiring money leaves a trail that can easily be detected.
3. Wiring money leaves a trail that can be detected easily.
1. Wiring money leaves a trail that can be easily detected.
Would either of the following variations of this sentence be equally correct?
2. Wiring money leaves a trail that can easily be detected.
3. Wiring money leaves a trail that can be detected easily.
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Anonymous Would either of the following variations of this sentence be equally correct? Yes, both of them are.
- Anonymous Would either of the following variations of this sentence be equally correct?
- Yes, both of them are.
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AnonymousWould either of the following variations of this sentence be equally correct?Yes, both of them are.
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