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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

The conjunctive adverb or conjunctive adverbs

Hi. Is it correct to use a general term (I think it can be called that) like "the conjunctive adverb" and "the teacher" instead of "conjunctive adverbs" and "teachers" respectively in the following contexts? Sorry for not giving you complete example sentences. Thank you for your help in advance.

1. In those sentences, the conjunctive adverb (conjunctive adverbs?) may function as . . .
2. In these towns, the teacher (teachers?) may function as . . .
  

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Yes, as long as you are making a general kind of statement. Are you?

— Clive

  • Yes, as long as you are making a general kind of statement.
  • Are you?
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Yes, as long as you are making a general kind of statement.
Are you?
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