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| I can't quite put my finger on it. (there may be nothing to put it on..) I always have an uneasy feeling caused by my chosen word order in sentences when using adverbs and adjectives. Is it common to say: There is also a social center in the area or there also is a social center? Same for: She already is twenty eight or: she is already twenty eight Are there even any strict rules for word order using adverbs of adjectives because I can't find them. Any help on this would be great! Cheers |
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| These are the ones that sound more natural to me. There is also a social center in the area She is already twenty-eight http://www.usingenglish.com/articles...djectives.html |
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| thx again! |
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| I guess I shouldn't be impatient and look a little deeper in this site....the shame.... Thanks for waking me up. G'night |
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| You're welcome. |
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