Hey guys.
As you know, Adverbs can modify Adjectives, Verbs and other Adverbs; however, focusing adverbs seem to show different characteristics regarding it.
Focusing Adverbs vary according to their placement and can modify Nouns, Noun Phrases, Verbal Phrases..
So, my question is: Are focusing adverbs exceptions for such a rule?
Examples of focusing adverbs modifying different parts of the speech:
Only I like her - Noun.
I only like her - Verb.
I like only her - Noun
I like her only - Entire Clause.
Prodigy Are focusing adverbs exceptions for such a rule? For such a rule as what? What rule?
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ProdigyAre focusing adverbs exceptions for such a rule?
For such a rule as what? What rule? For what rule do you think focusing adverbs are exceptions?
CJ