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04 Dec 2008, 01:50
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How to determine where to place the adverbs in the sentence. For example, in the following sentence which option is correct and why?
According to a recent study linking high social standing to a habitually stern facial expression, models who do not smile adequately in magazine advertisements give an impression of status and exclusivity, even if they are not wealthy or influential themselves.
1.models who do not smile adequately in magazine advertisements give an impression
2.models who do not smile in magazine advertisements adequately give an impression
According to a recent study linking high social standing to a habitually stern facial expression, models who do not smile adequately in magazine advertisements give an impression of status and exclusivity, even if they are not wealthy or influential themselves.
1.models who do not smile adequately in magazine advertisements give an impression
2.models who do not smile in magazine advertisements adequately give an impression
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04 Dec 2008, 02:20
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You’re not alone in this dilemma friend – please refer this site to get more information
https://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/adverbs.htm
Section - Positions of Adverbs
1.models who do not smile adequately in magazine advertisements give an impression - here adequately clearly modifying the smile
2.models who do not smile in magazine advertisements adequately give an impression - here adequately clearly modifying give
I hope this helps!
https://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/adverbs.htm
Section - Positions of Adverbs
1.models who do not smile adequately in magazine advertisements give an impression - here adequately clearly modifying the smile
2.models who do not smile in magazine advertisements adequately give an impression - here adequately clearly modifying give
I hope this helps!
04 Dec 2008, 03:43
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Thanks hanumayamma, this has removed my confusion
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