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Linian_U Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
using the adverb with the verb in the passive
Hello everyone again
1. I can't find any rules of using the adverb with the verb in the passive voice
Where should it be placed? Before or after the verb?
Ex:
It's easily done
It's done easily
(You can do this without any problems)
2. Where should it be placed in past perfect?
Ex:
I have done it well
I have well done it
1. I can't find any rules of using the adverb with the verb in the passive voice
Where should it be placed? Before or after the verb?
Ex:
It's easily done
It's done easily
(You can do this without any problems)
2. Where should it be placed in past perfect?
Ex:
I have done it well
I have well done it
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i think this link could help you:
http://www.ingilizceci.net/GrammarMaryAns/Yeni%20Klas%F6r/gramch27.html
http://www.ingilizceci.net/GrammarMaryAns/Yeni%20Klas%F6r/gramch27.html
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Linian_UI have well done itThe sentence above would be quite unusual and in my opinion is to be avoided. The rest of your examples are fine. You can find guidelines for the position of adverbs
CB
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Here is an overview comparing adverb positions in active versus passive sentences. Basically, the passive has more leeway in the position of adverbs..
http://lgzsoldos.blogspot.com/2010/10/position-of-adverbs-in-english.html
http://lgzsoldos.blogspot.com/2010/10/position-of-adverbs-in-english.html
Linian_UEx:It's easily
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