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Depends on the context. " -adverb modifying the verb. " -adverb modifying the adjective.
- Depends on the context.
- " -adverb modifying the verb.
- " -adverb modifying the adjective.
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Depends on the context.
You can say "I always brush my teeth." -adverb modifying the verb.
Or "I am always happy." -adverb modifying the adjective.
You can say "I always brush my teeth." -adverb modifying the verb.
Or "I am always happy." -adverb modifying the adjective.
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There are two different concepts here.
"I am..." uses the verb "to be" to express something about yourself, such as a state of being or an action you are performing. Examples:
I am happy.
I am a man.
I am teaching English.
I am studying.
"I am always..." combines the concepts with the word "always" to give a meaning that this is how something i
"I am..." uses the verb "to be" to express something about yourself, such as a state of being or an action you are performing. Examples:
I am happy.
I am a man.
I am teaching English.
I am studying.
"I am always..." combines the concepts with the word "always" to give a meaning that this is how something i
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You can read about the position of frequence adverbs such as always
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