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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The position of adverbs
Hello,
I am a bit confused, and the more I think about it, it gets more confusing, so please, if some of you have time to answer this question, I would be very grateful...
Are the constructions such as I will come also and I will too come possible in English?
Thank you,
Ana
I am a bit confused, and the more I think about it, it gets more confusing, so please, if some of you have time to answer this question, I would be very grateful...
Are the constructions such as I will come also and I will too come possible in English?
Thank you,
Ana
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I HAVE CHECKED MY BOOKS BEFORE POSTING (1) I think that I may be able to answer your second question. (2) Tom: I will come tomorrow. You: I will come tomorrow, too.
- I HAVE CHECKED MY BOOKS BEFORE POSTING (1) I think that I may be able to answer your second question.
- (2) Tom: I will come tomorrow.
- You: I will come tomorrow, too.
- or I, too, will come tomorrow.
- ***** I believe that "I will too come tomorrow" is "good" English, but it has a different meaning.
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I HAVE CHECKED MY BOOKS BEFORE POSTING
(1) I think that I may be able to answer your second question.
(2) Tom: I will come tomorrow.
You: I will come tomorrow, too.
or
I, too, will come tomorrow.
*****
I believe that "I will too come tomorrow" is "good" English,
but it has a different meaning.
(1) I think that I may be able to answer your second question.
(2) Tom: I will come tomorrow.
You: I will come tomorrow, too.
or
I, too, will come tomorrow.
*****
I believe that "I will too come tomorrow" is "good" English,
but it has a different meaning.
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AnonymousAre the constructions such as I will come also and I will too come possible in English?Yes, but check the previous post for the difference in meaning.
CJ
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