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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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The location of already
There are positions that adverbs can come in sentences.
Usual position is before a verb, isn't it?
1. The guest have already arrived.
2. The guest have arrived already.
Q1) Isn't #1 is normal?
Q2) Is #2 translated differently? (One minor question here is,, Q3) can I say 'Is #2 translated otherwise?'
Usual position is before a verb, isn't it?
1. The guest have already arrived.
2. The guest have arrived already.
Q1) Isn't #1 is normal?
Q2) Is #2 translated differently? (One minor question here is,, Q3) can I say 'Is #2 translated otherwise?'
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Different kinds of adverbs have different degrees of freedom. Both of your sentences are fine and synonymous. And you can use 'otherwise'.
- Different kinds of adverbs have different degrees of freedom.
- Both of your sentences are fine and synonymous.
- And you can use 'otherwise'.
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Different kinds of adverbs have different degrees of freedom. Both of your sentences are fine and synonymous. And you can use 'otherwise'.
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