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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
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At 6pm at ABC Park or At ABC at 6pm

(1) At 6pm at ABC Park, fans start gathering around the venue to welcome their football star.

(2) At ABC Park at 6pm, fans start gathering around the venue to welcome their football star.


My non-native English speaking friends think the order of "6pm and ABC Park" doesn't really matter. The one you put first is the one you want to emphasize. I agree with them.

Do you think they are right? Thanks a lot.

  

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ansonguy My non-native English speaking friends think the order of "6pm and ABC Park" doesn't really matter. I agree. ansonguy The one you put first is the one you want to emphasize.

— Mister Micawber

  • ansonguy My non-native English speaking friends think the order of "6pm and ABC Park" doesn't really matter.
  • I agree.
  • ansonguy The one you put first is the one you want to emphasize.
  • I don't see any particular emphasis either way.
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ansonguyMy non-native English speaking friends think the order of "6pm and ABC Park" doesn't really matter.

I agree.

ansonguyThe one you put first is the one you want to emphasize.

I don't see any particular emphasis either way.

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