A ordem dos advérbios em inglês
- Andressa
- Membro desde: 23 Mai 2008, 17:07
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1) Does anyone have a good rule to remember the order of the adverbs?
I always have problems with it, and unfortunately including all kind of adverbs.
For examplo: Which have recently been conducted..... I would wrongly say ...which recently have been conducted....
Would you have some more different examples?
2) Does anyone have something writen about rules for writing (the link phrases for examplo) and anything else you could get.
Thank you so much
Andressa
I always have problems with it, and unfortunately including all kind of adverbs.
For examplo: Which have recently been conducted..... I would wrongly say ...which recently have been conducted....
Would you have some more different examples?
2) Does anyone have something writen about rules for writing (the link phrases for examplo) and anything else you could get.
Thank you so much
Andressa
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- bent4u
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Hi, Andressa.
Indefinite adverbs of time can appear either before the verb or between the auxiliary and the main verb:
"He finally showed up for batting practice."
"She has recently retired."
Ou seja, as duas formas que vc apresentou como exemplo estão corretas. Mas, de fato, é mais comum o uso do advérbio de tempo entre o auxiliar e o verbo principal.
Later!
Indefinite adverbs of time can appear either before the verb or between the auxiliary and the main verb:
"He finally showed up for batting practice."
"She has recently retired."
Ou seja, as duas formas que vc apresentou como exemplo estão corretas. Mas, de fato, é mais comum o uso do advérbio de tempo entre o auxiliar e o verbo principal.
Later!