I can soon send you the photos. vs I can send you soon the photos.

[Nathan Smith]

I hope I can soon send you the photos,

or

I hope I can send you soon the photos.

Is there a difference, if so what are the errors?

A thousand thanks for your time!!!!!!!!!

Nathan Smith
Colegio Iberoamericano
Monterrey, Mexico

[Esl_Expert]

Hola Nathan

Sentence 2 is not acceptable word order. You should not insert an adverb between the verb and the direct object of the verb.

You can insert the word "soon" between "can" and "send" (as you did in your first sentence), but the most common location for the word soon would be at the end of the sentence:

- I hope I can send you the photos soon.

If there is no auxiliary/helping verb, you can place "soon" before the verb. You can also use "soon" at the beginning of some sentences.

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[Torsten]

Hello Nathan, please read the following message and change the titles of your questions: What is a meaningful message title and why is it important?

Your questions are titled 'grammar help' which isn't helpful at all since this entire forum is about 'grammar help'.

Many thanks for your cooperation and your interesting questions.
Torsten

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[Nathan Smith]

Could you please give me an example of this type of sentence.

A thousand thanks,
Nathan