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Time expressions: At this moment, every day, never, usually, sometimes, now... #1 (permalink) Fri Apr 18, 2008 20:17 pm   Time expressions: At this moment, every day, never, usually, sometimes, now...
 

the time expressions like: At this moment, every day,never, usually, sometimes, now, always need I to put at the end of a sentence?
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Time expressions: At this moment, every day, never, usually, sometimes, now... #2 (permalink) Sat Apr 19, 2008 0:41 am   Time expressions: At this moment, every day, never, usually, sometimes, now...
 

No, they can go in various parts of the sentence, but some of them have some special restrictions. In fact, "never" can't go at the end of a sentence at all.
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Time expressions: At this moment, every day, never, usually, sometimes, now... #3 (permalink) Thu Dec 25, 2008 20:08 pm   Time expressions: At this moment, every day, never, usually, sometimes, now...
 

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/adverbs.htm

This link will help you Estella.

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