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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

also has / has also

Can I say,

(a) It also has red big flowers.

(b) It has also big red flowers.
  

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Hi VT Neither. Also comes before has because has is the only verb and size (= big) comes before the colour: It also has big red flowers. I don't know what it refers to.

— Cool Breeze

  • Hi VT Neither.
  • Also comes before has because has is the only verb and size (= big) comes before the colour: It also has big red flowers.
  • I don't know what it refers to.
  • It might make more sense to change it: She also has big red flowers.
  • Cheers CB
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Hi VT

Neither. Also comes before has because has is the only verb and size (= big) comes before the colour:

It also has big red flowers.

I don't know what it refers to. It might make more sense to change it:
She also has big red flowers.

Cheers
CB
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Thanks your reply. My friends said, we must use "has also", but not "also has". Does he correct?
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Vincent TeoThanks your reply. My friends said, we must use "has also", but not "also has". Does he correct?
Is he correct? I already gave you the correct answer, VT. If have, has or had is the only verb, also is before it:

I also have news for you.
He also has a new car.
They also had something to say.
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Thank you so much! Very clear!
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she has also a boyfriend
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Anonymousshe has also a boyfriend

She has a Gucci handbag.
She also has a boyfriend.
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AlpheccaStarsShe has a Gucci handbag. She also has a boyfriend.
And one wonders which she finds more useful.
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oh. It's easy to undersand. thanks you!
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CalifJimAnd one wonders which she finds more useful.
haha, cleverEmotion: cool
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How about ''It has also got.../ It also has got.../ It has also got...?

I'm voting for the last one.
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