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Hungryforlanguage Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Using 'weekly' in a "do" or "does" question
Where do I position the adverb "weekly" in this sentence?:
-Does the manager weekly verify the prices of the market?
-Does the manager verify the prices of the market weekly?
Is 'weekly' treated differently than other frequency adverbs? Why or why not?
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hungryforlanguage Where do I position the adverb "weekly" in this sentence? At the end (as in your second example). hungryforlanguage Is 'weekly' treated differently than other frequency adverbs?
- hungryforlanguage Where do I position the adverb "weekly" in this sentence?
- At the end (as in your second example).
- hungryforlanguage Is 'weekly' treated differently than other frequency adverbs?
- Yes.
- hungryforlanguage Why or why not?
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hungryforlanguageWhere do I position the adverb "weekly" in this sentence?
At the end (as in your second example).
hungryforlanguageIs 'weekly' treated differently than other frequency adverbs?
Yes.
hungryforlanguageWhy or why not?
No particular reason. That's just how ad
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