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| 1-John's program on Monday was about evolution. 2-John's program last week was about evolution. 3-John on Monday talked about evolution. 4-John on Monday was in a cheerful mood. |
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| They are all correct. However, for 3 and for 4, I’d put the time expression either at the beginning or at the end. This would make the sentence sound better, IMO. 3 On Monday, John talked about evolution. 4 On Monday, John was in a cheerful mood. or 3 John talked about evolution on Monday. 4 John was in a cheerful mood on Monday. ( ) |
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