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Samerrustom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Verb before or after OFTEN

Can I say "I use often my blue car on the weekdays" instead of "I often use my blue car on the weekdays"?
  

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samerrustom Can I say "I use often my blue car on the weekdays" instead of "I often use my blue car on the weekdays"? No. It's awkward.

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  • samerrustom Can I say "I use often my blue car on the weekdays" instead of "I often use my blue car on the weekdays"?
  • No.
  • It's awkward.
  • "I often use my blue car on the weekdays" would be better without the .
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samerrustom Can I say "I use often my blue car on the weekdays" instead of "I often use my blue car on the weekdays"?
No. It's awkward. "I often use my blue car on the weekdays" would be better without the.
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Thank you but my question is where should I put "often" in a sentence ?
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samerrustom Can I say "I use often my blue car on the weekdays" instead of "I often use my blue car on the weekdays"?
I often use my blue car on (the) weekdays is the most natural way to say this.
I use often my blue car on the weekdays doesn't really work.
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