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Soprano Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Sentence order
How do we say:
He went to the park with his family.
He went with his family to the park.
Are both correct?
Thank you.
He went to the park with his family.
He went with his family to the park.
Are both correct?
Thank you.
Top answer
I think both are ok, but the first one sounds smoother and it's probably the most common phrasing.
- I think both are ok, but the first one sounds smoother and it's probably the most common phrasing.
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I think both are ok, but the first one sounds smoother and it's probably the most common phrasing.
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khoffThe first sounds more natural.Does anyone know of a list of natural-sounding order of modification [where, when, with thom, how, etc.]? I think I used to have one that was fairly accurate, but I have no idea where it is now.
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PhilipDoes anyone know of a list of natural-sounding order of modification [where, when, with thom, how, etc.]?
I'd have to put "with thom" at the far end of the list...
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