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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
The adverb "yet"
Would it sound natural if I put the adverb ‘yet’ at the end of the following sentence?
That kid hasn’t yet developed a sense of responsibility.
My revision:That kid hasn’t developed a sense of responsibility yet.
I notice that if no contraction is used in the sentence, it does sound natural when ‘yet’ follows the adverb ‘not.’ (That kid has not yet developed a sense of responsibility.) What do you think?
That kid hasn’t yet developed a sense of responsibility.
My revision:That kid hasn’t developed a sense of responsibility yet.
I notice that if no contraction is used in the sentence, it does sound natural when ‘yet’ follows the adverb ‘not.’ (That kid has not yet developed a sense of responsibility.) What do you think?
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They all sound fine to me.
- They all sound fine to me.
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