position of adverb

[David L.]

heidita
Now that we are at it David, you might have mentioned that it can also be moved to the beginning of a sentence.


You're an English teacher, so I can (somewhat mutedly) let rip.
HOW MUCH BLOOD AND SWEAT AND TIME DO YOU BLITHELY DEMAND, that I should cover every contingency.

If you can round out the picture.......that's the essence of a forum: we all have a chance to contribute - do it without suggesting I have failed the threader!

[heidita]

HOW MUCH BLOOD AND SWEAT AND TIME DO YOU BLITHELY DEMAND, that I should cover every contingency.

do it without suggesting I have failed the threader!

Neither did I demand anything nor said you failed the threader.

If you have taken it this way, I could have said the same at simply stating that his sentence was in essence correct.

So , take it easy, dear

[David L.]

I'm very easy - when people see me as an adult and don't talk to me like a pupil in their classroom: "Could have done better."
Your profession moulds you.

[heidita]

I'm very easy - when people see me as an adult and don't talk to me like a pupil in their classroom: "Could have done better."

HUH?? Who said that?

Are we getting over-sensitive, David?

I would not dare talk to you like that, YOU are the native.;)

[David L.]

I've said my piece.
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[heidita]

I've said my piece.
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I have my peace .
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