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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Word order, sentences with linking words
'In practice, both writing and reading in primary school still are considered subordinate to speech and listening within foreign language teaching.'
Where does 'still' need to be when a sentence as such entails a verb and participle?
Does 'still' need to be before or after 'are'?
Thank you so much in advance
Where does 'still' need to be when a sentence as such entails a verb and participle?
Does 'still' need to be before or after 'are'?
Thank you so much in advance
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Anonymous Where does 'still' need to be The verb phrase is "are considered". When you have two or more verbs in the verb phrase, the adverb comes after the first verb. are [usually, always, still, often, not] considered ...
- Anonymous Where does 'still' need to be The verb phrase is "are considered".
- When you have two or more verbs in the verb phrase, the adverb comes after the first verb.
- are [usually, always, still, often, not] considered ...
- have [usually, always, still, often, not] been considered ...
- CJ
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AnonymousWhere does 'still' need to beThe verb phrase is "are considered". When you have two or more verbs in the verb phrase, the adverb comes after the first verb.
... are [usually, always, still, often, not] considered ...
... have [usually, always, still, often, not] been considered ...
CJ
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