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Kemsoi Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

S + do/did + V

In a sentence which is in term of "S + do/did + V (infinitive)" If we add an adverb into it, where will adverb be?
S+ adv + do/did + V, or
S+ do/did + V
Please help me! Many thanks
  

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An example sentence, rather than an algebraic description, might be more helpful. Still, I'll try. The answer is probably to put it at the end of the sentence, after a comma.

— Philip

  • An example sentence, rather than an algebraic description, might be more helpful.
  • Still, I'll try.
  • The answer is probably to put it at the end of the sentence, after a comma.
  • But, I can't be sure.
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An example sentence, rather than an algebraic description, might be more helpful. Still, I'll try. The answer is probably to put it at the end of the sentence, after a comma. But, I can't be sure.
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Do you have in mind sentences like:
The dog ate greedily.
She ran quickly.
Or do you specifically want to use the do/did + infinitive form, perhaps for emphasis.
The dog does eat greedily.
She did run quickly.
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