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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Which one is correct?I have learnt from my instructor that we must put an adverb at the end of the sentence,but I have seen the second sentence in my dictionary!?
to harm something badly.
to badly harm something.
thanks
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Which one is correct
Which one is correct?I have learnt from my instructor that we must put an adverb at the end of the sentence,but I have seen the second sentence in my dictionary!?
to harm something badly.
to badly harm something.
thanks
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Adverbs are often quite flexible in where they can appear. I try to use them as close to whatever is being modified.
- Adverbs are often quite flexible in where they can appear.
- I try to use them as close to whatever is being modified.
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Adverbs are often quite flexible in where they can appear. I try to use them as close to whatever is being modified.
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AnonymousSurely your instructor didn't really say that?
I have learnt from my instructor that we must put an adverb at the end of the sentence
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