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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Forever remembered vs. remembered forever
His name shall be remembered forever.
His name shall forever be remembered.
His name forever shall be remembered.
His name shall be forever remembered.
Forever his name shall be remembered.
Are these all correct sentences? If so, do they mean the same?
His name shall forever be remembered.
His name forever shall be remembered.
His name shall be forever remembered.
Forever his name shall be remembered.
Are these all correct sentences? If so, do they mean the same?
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I'd say all sentences are correct, it's just a matter of style. I, myself would more likely stick to His name shall be remembered forever, or His name shall be forever remembered.
- I'd say all sentences are correct, it's just a matter of style.
- I, myself would more likely stick to His name shall be remembered forever, or His name shall be forever remembered.
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I'd say all sentences are correct, it's just a matter of style.
I, myself would more likely stick to
His name shall be remembered forever, or
His name shall be forever remembered.
I, myself would more likely stick to
His name shall be remembered forever, or
His name shall be forever remembered.
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