The position of the adverb INITIALLY in sentence
What is the difference between 2 sentences:
+) Even employes who initially were not familiar with he new software progarm have found it easy to use
+) Even employes who were not initially familiar with he new software progarm have found it easy to use
and this gramma : subject + tobe+ adv+ adj . How in this case ?
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+) Even employees who initially were not familiar with the new software program have found it easy to use. +) Even employees who were not initially familiar with the new software program have found it easy to use. Either sentence can be used.
- +) Even employees who initially were not familiar with the new software program have found it easy to use.
- +) Even employees who were not initially familiar with the new software program have found it easy to use.
- Either sentence can be used.
- The meaning is the same.
- " It really does not belong.
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+) Even employees who initially were not familiar with the new software program have found it easy to use.
+) Even employees who were not initially familiar with the new software program have found it easy to use.
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