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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Dog
The dog lazily lies on the carpet. Or
The dog lies lazily on the carpet. Or
The dog lies on the carpet lazily.
Are all sentences correct?
The dog lies lazily on the carpet. Or
The dog lies on the carpet lazily.
Are all sentences correct?
Top answer
They're all correct. The position of the adverb is more loosely controlled than that of the adjective.
- They're all correct.
- The position of the adverb is more loosely controlled than that of the adjective.
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They're all correct.
The position of the adverb is more loosely controlled than that of the adjective.
The position of the adverb is more loosely controlled than that of the adjective.
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