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Anon f8r Posted 18 years ago
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As with all choices there will always be a downside, most importantly in this case is the cost factor.
This is a sentence from a sample essay written by an English teacher.
What does 'most importantly' modify?
Or should it be 'the most important one 'instead of 'most importantly'?
What does 'most importantly' modify?
Or should it be 'the most important one 'instead of 'most importantly'?
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Hongkie What does 'most importantly' modify? cost factor. Or should it be 'the most important one 'instead of 'most importantly'?
- Hongkie What does 'most importantly' modify?
- cost factor.
- Or should it be 'the most important one 'instead of 'most importantly'?
- No!
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HongkieWhat does 'most importantly' modify? cost factor.No!
Or should it be 'the most important one 'instead of 'most importantly'?
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Hi,
As with all choices there will always be a downside, most importantly in this case is the cost factor.
This is a sentence from a sample essay written by an English teacher.
What does 'most importantly' modify?
Or should it be 'the most important one 'instead of 'most importantly'?
I wouldn't write it as in the original, but in one of these
As with all choices there will always be a downside, most importantly in this case is the cost factor.
This is a sentence from a sample essay written by an English teacher.
What does 'most importantly' modify?
Or should it be 'the most important one 'instead of 'most importantly'?
I wouldn't write it as in the original, but in one of these
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