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The adverb between a conjunction and a subject
Adverb position in perfect tensesNecessity of “that” as a conjunctionIs it ever grammatical to leave out the verb 'to be' between subject and predicate?How does adverb placement affect the meaning of a sentence?Adverb “already”Order of “sometimes” relative to the subject of a sentence in the passive voicePlacing the adverb “today” in a sentenceI’d rather + different subject (+ past simple clause)Is a comma required between an independent clause and a dependent clause connected by a conjunction?Dependent clause and use of subordinate conjunction
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Is it possible to locate an adverb between a conjunction and a subject?
For instance, is the following sentence grammatically correct? : 'Although usually he eats out, he decided to make his own meal at home.'
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Is it possible to locate an adverb between a conjunction and a subject?
For instance, is the following sentence grammatically correct? : 'Although usually he eats out, he decided to make his own meal at home.'
grammar adverb-position
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How about you use, Although he eats out usually, he decided to make his own meal at home ?
– Bella Swan
Mar 27 at 6:26
Or "although he usually eats out".
– BillJ
Mar 27 at 7:42
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Is it possible to locate an adverb between a conjunction and a subject?
For instance, is the following sentence grammatically correct? : 'Although usually he eats out, he decided to make his own meal at home.'
grammar adverb-position
Is it possible to locate an adverb between a conjunction and a subject?
For instance, is the following sentence grammatically correct? : 'Although usually he eats out, he decided to make his own meal at home.'
grammar adverb-position
grammar adverb-position
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How about you use, Although he eats out usually, he decided to make his own meal at home ?
– Bella Swan
Mar 27 at 6:26
Or "although he usually eats out".
– BillJ
Mar 27 at 7:42
add a comment |
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How about you use, Although he eats out usually, he decided to make his own meal at home ?
– Bella Swan
Mar 27 at 6:26
Or "although he usually eats out".
– BillJ
Mar 27 at 7:42
1
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How about you use, Although he eats out usually, he decided to make his own meal at home ?
– Bella Swan
Mar 27 at 6:26
How about you use, Although he eats out usually, he decided to make his own meal at home ?
– Bella Swan
Mar 27 at 6:26
Or "although he usually eats out".
– BillJ
Mar 27 at 7:42
Or "although he usually eats out".
– BillJ
Mar 27 at 7:42
add a comment |
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How about you use, Although he eats out usually, he decided to make his own meal at home ?
– Bella Swan
Mar 27 at 6:26
Or "although he usually eats out".
– BillJ
Mar 27 at 7:42