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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Adverbs of indefinite time and frequency
I know that adverbs of indefinite time and frequency, such as 'often', go before main verb (with a simple predicate) or after the first aux. verb (with a complex predicate), after a form of be in sentences. However, what happens to 'very often'? Does this also go in the same positions? If not, why not? Thanks!
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