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Hanuman_2000 Posted 18 years ago
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mostly
Hello,
1. It is mostly seen in cities.
2. It is seen mostly in cities.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
1. It is mostly seen in cities.
2. It is seen mostly in cities.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi I think the first one.
- Hi I think the first one.
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Hi,
1. It is mostly seen in cities.
2. It is seen mostly in cities.
Which one is correct?Both are.
You can also say
Mostly, it is seen in cities.
It is seen in cities, mostly.
It's a matter of emphasis. Generally, you give more emphasis as it moves towards the front of the sentence.
Clive
1. It is mostly seen in cities.
2. It is seen mostly in cities.
Which one is correct?Both are.
You can also say
Mostly, it is seen in cities.
It is seen in cities, mostly.
It's a matter of emphasis. Generally, you give more emphasis as it moves towards the front of the sentence.
Clive
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Hi there
The second one is wrong because of using two verbs in one sentence.
The second one is wrong because of using two verbs in one sentence.
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mboutiHi there
The second one is wrong because of using two verbs in one sentence.A Cornish Pasty2. It is seen mostly in cities.
We can clearly understand that the "is" in the second sentence was a typo. I have taken the liberty of going back to the original to fix that so the focus can be on the issue at hand: the posi
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