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It's an adverbial (phrase or clause) that comes at the beginning of a sentence. 'fronted' generally means 'placed at the beginning'. CJ
- It's an adverbial (phrase or clause) that comes at the beginning of a sentence.
- 'fronted' generally means 'placed at the beginning'.
- CJ
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It's an adverbial (phrase or clause) that comes at the beginning of a sentence.
'fronted' generally means 'placed at the beginning'.
CJ
'fronted' generally means 'placed at the beginning'.
CJ
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With adverbial elements, "fronting" is typically found only in poetic situations, and with single-word adverbs only, like, for example: Merrily we go along (instead of: We go along merrily.). Happily we stroll along. Etc.
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