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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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He swam slowly
Dear esteemed teachers:
My book says that there is a slight difference between ""He swam slowly" and "He slowly swam."
Please help me understand.
My book says that there is a slight difference between ""He swam slowly" and "He slowly swam."
Please help me understand.
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The first can stand alone. g, 'across the river'. There is no difference in meaning, however.
- The first can stand alone.
- g, 'across the river'.
- There is no difference in meaning, however.
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The first can stand alone. The second is normally followed by an indication of where he was swimming, e.g, 'across the river'. There is no difference in meaning, however.
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