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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Which is correct

Good evening, thank you for your prompt replyto my posting earlier today. The context I wish to use the words is as follows:

The property is located conveniently for Chertsey Town Centre and the River Thames.
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The property is conveniently located for Chertsey Town Centre and the River Thames.

My boss says the first one is correct, but I feel it is the second one.
Your help is appreciated.
Many Thanks.
  

Top answer

Good news. I think you are both correct. asp "]brief article[/url] that discusses the placement of adverbs.

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  • Good news.
  • I think you are both correct.
  • asp "]brief article[/url] that discusses the placement of adverbs.
  • So looking at the two sentences, I (my personal bias) would say the following: 1) More artistic, more fanciful.
  • If you are attempting to project prestige, this is a better method.
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Good news. I think you are both correct.

Here is a [url="http://www.cjr.org/tools/lc/adverbs.asp"]brief article[/url] that discusses the placement of adverbs.

So looking at the two sentences, I (my personal bias) would say the following:

1) More artistic, more fanciful. If you ar
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Surprise, surprise!

The only dissonant note I heard in those sentences was "for" instead of "near".

"located near" seems right to me, except possibly when followed by a gerund: "located conveniently for shopping" ?
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