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Aditileo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
position of adverb in a sentence
He is often late for work.
or
he is late for work often.
which one do you think is corrcect?
Also, if a sentence is negetive, say, He is often not late for work. or He is not often late for work. or He is not late for work often., which one is correct?
or
he is late for work often.
which one do you think is corrcect?
Also, if a sentence is negetive, say, He is often not late for work. or He is not often late for work. or He is not late for work often., which one is correct?
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aditileo He is often late for work . or He is late for work often. Which one do you think is correct?
- aditileo He is often late for work .
- or He is late for work often.
- Which one do you think is correct?
- Both are correct.
- I prefer the first.
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aditileoHe is often late for work. or He is late for work often. Which one do you think is correct?Both are correct. I prefer the first.
aditileoHe is often not late for work. or He is not often late for work. or He is not late for work often.The second is the best. I'd go with that.
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