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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
time position
1. Mary and her friends will fly in at 9 pm.
2. Mary will fly in at 9 pm together with her friends.
I remember reading a grammar book that says time is usually positioned at the end of a sentence. Does that mean the first sentence is prefered over the second?
Thanks!
2. Mary will fly in at 9 pm together with her friends.
I remember reading a grammar book that says time is usually positioned at the end of a sentence. Does that mean the first sentence is prefered over the second?
Thanks!
Top answer
Both are good; the first is easier to say!
- Both are good; the first is easier to say!
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