Which is correct "judged largely" or "largely judged"?

[Harshgupta_04]

Which is correct form to write in formal English?

They are judged largely by their appearance.
OR
They are largely judged by their appearance.

Please explain me why?

[Orlandoenglishtutor]

Most people would say that both are correct, and in fact, grammatically, they are. However, the first is the more precise usage. This is such a tiny point of usage that it's hardly worth your time to understand exactly what I mean. No one except an adverb geek would question you on either usage.

But, if you want to catch my meaning totally...well, post a reply here and ask for it, and I'll say more!

--Sandy

[Jim Jim]

Use the first

[Harshgupta_04]

Thanks jim and Sandy
But Please Sandy explain me which one correct according to formal English