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Adverb placement: He probably won't like a job. OR He won't probably like a job.



 
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Adverb placement: He probably won't like a job. OR He won't probably like a job. #1 (permalink) Fri Apr 10, 2009 11:14 am   Adverb placement: He probably won't like a job. OR He won't probably like a job.
 

Hello everybody!
Which sentence is correct and why:
You definitely won’t be here. OR You won't definitely be here.
Martina probably won’t like the job. OR Martina won't probably like the job.
She usually doesn't go to the cinema. OR She doesn't usually go to the cinema.

Many thanks! Smile
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Adverb placement #2 (permalink) Fri Apr 10, 2009 12:02 pm   Adverb placement
 

Penuel wrote:
Hello everybody!
Which sentence is correct and why:
You definitely won’t be here. OR You won't definitely be here.
Martina probably won’t like the job. OR Martina won't probably like the job.
She usually doesn't go to the cinema. OR She doesn't usually go to the cinema.

Many thanks! Smile

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You definitely won’t be here.

Martina probably won’t like the job.

She doesn't usually go to the cinema.

I have no grammatical explanation, but someone will proffer a one soon.
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