How can I order adverbs?
I would really appreciate it if someone could let me know which of the following expressions would be appropriate for the sentence - inevitably excessively or excessively inevitably. In addition, please tell me what are the rules that I need to take into account while using more than one adjectives together.
Due to the prevalence of computers and the internet, contemporary school children indeed inevitably excessively / excessively inevitably rely on such technological advancements.
Top answer
Due to the prevalence of computers and the internet, C ontemporary school children indeed inevitably excessively / excessively inevitably rely are completely dependen t on their computers, cellphones and internet services for entertainment, education, and communication. The widespread presence of internet access points, low cost, and the portability of smartphones and tablets makes this dependency inevitable. "technological advancements" does not really apply here.
- Due to the prevalence of computers and the internet, C ontemporary school children indeed inevitably excessively / excessively inevitably rely are completely dependen t on their computers, cellphones and internet services for entertainment, education, and communication.
- The widespread presence of internet access points, low cost, and the portability of smartphones and tablets makes this dependency inevitable.
- "technological advancements" does not really apply here.
- The Internet is more than two decades old, and personal computers are even older.
- There have been relatively minor incremental "advancements" in the past dozen years.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
Due to the prevalence of computers and the internet, Contemporary school children indeed inevitably excessively / excessively inevitably rely are completely dependent on their
0
Related Questions