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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Question. Order problem.

Hi teachers,

Which is the best option for directions?

a) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already between parentheses as appropriate.

b) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already as appropriate between parentheses.

Thanks in advance
  

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Hi, Which is the best option for directions? a) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already between parentheses as appropriate. b) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already as appropriate between parentheses.

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  • Hi, Which is the best option for directions?
  • a) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already between parentheses as appropriate.
  • b) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already as appropriate between parentheses.
  • It's hard to say without seeing an example of the exercise you are talking about.
  • Can you show us?
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Hi,

Which is the best option for directions?

a) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already between parentheses as appropriate.

b) Use the indefinite adverbs of time yet and already as appropriate between parentheses.

It's hard to say without seeing an example of
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