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I am so happy to find such a nice forum that I am sure that it will make my English language better

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What is adverb itself, and what are the adverb words?
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excuse my ignorance but which of these sentences are correct?

1. He viciously tore up my homework.
2. He tore up my homework viciously.
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Excuse my ignorance, but which of these sentences is correct?

1. He viciously tore up my homework.
2. He tore up my homework viciously.
The first sentence makes sense. It describes the person's attitude.

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frequency Adv. go before main verb
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