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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Adverbial phrase
I have a question about adverbial phrase.
Would you tell me the grammaticaly right sentence.
1. We swam together in the pool.
2. We swam in the pool together.
Thank you.
Would you tell me the grammaticaly right sentence.
1. We swam together in the pool.
2. We swam in the pool together.
Thank you.
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Hi, I have a question about adverbial phrase. Would you tell me the grammaticaly right sentence. 1.
- Hi, I have a question about adverbial phrase.
- Would you tell me the grammaticaly right sentence.
- 1.
- We swam together in the pool.
- 2.
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Hi,
I have a question about adverbial phrase.
Would you tell me the grammaticaly right sentence.
1. We swam together in the pool.
2. We swam in the pool together.
With some adverbs, you have a lot of choice about position.
Both are correct. You can also say this.
3. Together, we swam in the pool.
I'd say #2 is the mo
I have a question about adverbial phrase.
Would you tell me the grammaticaly right sentence.
1. We swam together in the pool.
2. We swam in the pool together.
With some adverbs, you have a lot of choice about position.
Both are correct. You can also say this.
3. Together, we swam in the pool.
I'd say #2 is the mo
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