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Quebec62 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which is grammatically correct?
Hi everybody..
Could you help me check this sentence.
As you have probably noticed, the frequency of these posts has declined in the recent months.
As you probably have noticed, the frequency of these posts has declined in the recent months.
Which one do you think is correct?
Could you help me check this sentence.
As you have probably noticed, the frequency of these posts has declined in the recent months.
As you probably have noticed, the frequency of these posts has declined in the recent months.
Which one do you think is correct?
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There's no possibility of misunderstanding with either one. The first sentence has the word order normally given in grammar books for foreign students (= place certain adverbs after the perfect auxuliary have ) while the second makes probably a little more emphatic. CB
- There's no possibility of misunderstanding with either one.
- The first sentence has the word order normally given in grammar books for foreign students (= place certain adverbs after the perfect auxuliary have ) while the second makes probably a little more emphatic.
- CB
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There's no possibility of misunderstanding with either one. The first sentence has the word order normally given in grammar books for foreign students (= place certain adverbs after the perfect auxuliary have) while the second makes probably a little more emphatic.
CB
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