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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
position of 'always'
1- Here, you'll see people always being followed by the police.
2- Here, you'll see people being always followed by the police.
3-Here, you'll see people being followed by the police sometimes.
Would you please tell me if there're any mistakes in these sentences.
2- Here, you'll see people being always followed by the police.
3-Here, you'll see people being followed by the police sometimes.
Would you please tell me if there're any mistakes in these sentences.
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These are the normal forms: Here you'll [always / sometimes] see people being followed by the police. Here you'll see people [always / constantly] being followed by the police. Your other examples are understandable, but they don't sound like native sentences.
- These are the normal forms: Here you'll [always / sometimes] see people being followed by the police.
- Here you'll see people [always / constantly] being followed by the police.
- Your other examples are understandable, but they don't sound like native sentences.
- CJ
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These are the normal forms:
Here you'll [always / sometimes] see people being followed by the police.
Here you'll see people [always / constantly] being followed by the police.
Your other examples are understandable, but they don't sound like native sentences.
CJ
Here you'll [always / sometimes] see people being followed by the police.
Here you'll see people [always / constantly] being followed by the police.
Your other examples are understandable, but they don't sound like native sentences.
CJ
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Me and my sleep is? "OR" Me and my sleep are? WHich one is correct?
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Almost certainly it's the second, but please give a complete sentence.
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