Where should I place 'tipsy' in the sentence?
Where should I place 'tipsy'?
Tipsy, Michael walked over to the table where the four women were sitting.
Michael, tipsy, walked over to the table where the four woman were sitting.
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I don't hear tipsy at all in N. America. I think the word may be on its way to becoming archaic.
- I don't hear tipsy at all in N.
- America.
- I think the word may be on its way to becoming archaic.
- Where should I place 'tipsy'?
- A little drunk , Michael walked over to the table where the four women were sitting.
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I don't hear tipsy at all in N. America. I think the word may be on its way to becoming archaic.
Where should I place 'tipsy'?
A little drunk, Michael walked over to the table where the four women were sitting.
Michael, feeling his drinks a little, walked over to the table where the four woman were sitting.
Both positions are OK.
Clive
0anonymousWhere should I place 'tipsy'?
At the beginning. (Just my preference.)
CJ
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