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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence correct?
"there isn't certainly such a big difference"
Top answer
No. It lacks capitalisation and punctuation.
- No.
- It lacks capitalisation and punctuation.
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anonymous"There isn't certainly such a big difference."
The adverb "certainly" can sometimes be fussy about its linear position. This is notably so in copular clauses with NPs containing a pre-determiner modifier and a determiner like such a big dif
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