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| It can move around- the closer it is to the verb the more important it is, IMO. You could have the agent, place, and time after the verb- they could come in any order, and the order could be used to stress which was the most important. |
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| Thank you, tdol, for for the lapidary and guidely explanation |
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| You're welcome, Alexandre. |
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