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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'for example' in the middle
For example, I can check the weather and my email anytime, anywhere.
-> I, for example, can check the weather and my email anytime, anywhere.
I would like to know if meaning changes if 'for example' phrase is put in the middle of the sentence? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
P.S If you do not like the example, please would you explain with your examples or you can put the phrase in other spaces.
-> I, for example, can check the weather and my email anytime, anywhere.
I would like to know if meaning changes if 'for example' phrase is put in the middle of the sentence? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
P.S If you do not like the example, please would you explain with your examples or you can put the phrase in other spaces.
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Yes, the position changes the meaning (reference). I, for example can ... = I am one of several.
- Yes, the position changes the meaning (reference).
- I, for example can ...
- = I am one of several.
- For example, I can...
- = there are several possibilities.
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Yes, the position changes the meaning (reference). I, for example can ... = I am one of several. For example, I can... = there are several possibilities. I like vegetables, especially spinach, for example = spinach is one of many vegetables that I like.
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