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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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I always was fine OR I was always fine
Hi,
I told one of my students that I always was fine doesn't work. She has to write I was always fine. Now She wants to know the rule, since she can write: I never was fine. If she wants to emphasize the never. Is there a rule to that?
Martin
I told one of my students that I always was fine doesn't work. She has to write I was always fine. Now She wants to know the rule, since she can write: I never was fine. If she wants to emphasize the never. Is there a rule to that?
Martin
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Hi, There is no rule. It's just a matter of how it is commonly done, which is the way you told her to. Clive
- Hi, There is no rule.
- It's just a matter of how it is commonly done, which is the way you told her to.
- Clive
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Hi,
There is no rule. It's just a matter of how it is commonly done, which is the way you told her to.
Clive
There is no rule. It's just a matter of how it is commonly done, which is the way you told her to.
Clive
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