Nightmare85
Senior Member
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- Jul 17, 2009
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- Native Language
- German
- Home Country
- Germany
- Current Location
- Germany
Hello,
I learned in these forums that it's better to put the adverb before the verb.
(Maybe not always, but in most cases.)
Example:
Tom carelessly drives.
After quickly reloading my weapon I ran around the corner.
However, what if I use the "to" in the sentences?
Tom likes to carelessly drive.
I tried to quickly reload my weapon before I ran around the corner.
It seems a bit odd to me (especially the first of them.)
Edit
Fixed my post.
Instead of "adjective" I use "verb" now.
(Was a mistake.)
Cheers!
I learned in these forums that it's better to put the adverb before the verb.
(Maybe not always, but in most cases.)
Example:
Tom carelessly drives.
After quickly reloading my weapon I ran around the corner.
However, what if I use the "to" in the sentences?
Tom likes to carelessly drive.
I tried to quickly reload my weapon before I ran around the corner.
It seems a bit odd to me (especially the first of them.)
Edit
Fixed my post.
Instead of "adjective" I use "verb" now.
(Was a mistake.)
Cheers!
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