0
Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Adverbs in the imperative sentences
'Please check your work thoroughly.'
'Please thoroughly check your work.'
'Please check thoroughly your work.'
Which one is correct? And in general what is the correct position of an adverb of manner in an imperative sentence?
'Please thoroughly check your work.'
'Please check thoroughly your work.'
Which one is correct? And in general what is the correct position of an adverb of manner in an imperative sentence?
Top answer
Anonymous the correct position of an adverb of manner in an imperative sentence? At the end usually. ' Most normal.
- Anonymous the correct position of an adverb of manner in an imperative sentence?
- At the end usually.
- ' Most normal.
- ' Also used, but not the usual position.
- ' Not good because it separates verb from object.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Anonymousthe correct position of an adverb of manner in an imperative sentence?At the end usually.
'Please check your work thoroughly.' Most normal.
'Please thoroughly check your work.' Also used, but not the usual position.
'Please check thoroughly your work.' Not good because it separates verb from object.
0
Related Questions