[Grammar] The adverb 'successfully'.

[Lilit_mos]

Where I have to put the adverb successfully in this sentence? And also if there are any other mistakes, correct them, please)"The pursuit of excellence, motivation, analytical thinking combined with the creativity and a deep understanding of the history of architecture enable her to pass exams on theoretical disciplines successfully"

 

[Rover_KE]

Re: Adverb

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Where do I have to put the adverb successfully in this sentence? And also, if there are any other mistakes, correct them, please. (Don't use a home-made emoticon to replace a standard punctuation mark.)

"The pursuit of excellence, motivation, and analytical thinking​, combined with [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] creativity and a deep understanding of the history of architecture, enables her to pass exams on theoretical disciplines successfully."

The word 'successfully' is redundant: passing her exams tells us she has been successful.

The end of the sentence would be the right place to put an adverbial phrase such as 'with ease/with honours/with distinction'.



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