Are all of these orders grammatically okay? To me, only 3) sound unnatural.
But I am not sure whether 1) and 2) makes a difference in meaning.
1:I always carry around a map.
2:I always carry a map around.
3:I always carry around it.
4: I always carry it around.
You are right: (3) is the only one that doesn't work. (1) and (2) have the same meaning. I feel it is a slight improvement to say "I always carry a map with me".
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You are right: (3) is the only one that doesn't work.
(1) and (2) have the same meaning. I feel it is a slight improvement to say "I always carry a map with me".