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"currently is a ..." or "is currently a ..."
verbs
adverbs
articles
word-order
adverb-position
Where should I place the adverb?
adverbs
adverb-position
Position of "now" in a sentence [closed]
time
adverb-position
I hardly dared breathe
negative-polarity-items
semi-modals
negative-raising
adverb-position
"We just need to rename" or "We need just to rename" [duplicate]
adverb-position
focusing-adverbs
"How best to handle" vs. "how to best handle"
grammaticality
adverbs
word-order
infinitives
adverb-position
should be always or should always be? [duplicate]
meaning
word-order
adverb-position
Word order "I always should test..." vs "I should always test..."
word-order
adverb-position
Is there a difference between "Who necessarily do not exist" or "who do not exist necessarily"?
meaning
terminology
adverbs
adverb-position
philosophy
What do adverbs modify and can it be ambiguous?
grammar
adverbs
ambiguity
modifiers
adverb-position
"may even have" or "may have even"?
word-order
adverb-position
have still to vs still have to
adverb-position
She acted as though she was subtle. She never was subtle. Or: She was never subtle [duplicate]
grammar
adverbs
word-order
adverb-position
Adverb position in "Listen carefully to what I say" [closed]
adverbs
phrasal-verbs
adverb-position
Putting adverbs such as "on Wednesday" in the beginning and at the end of sentences
word-order
prepositional-phrases
adverb-position
adverbials
Position of the word ‘just’
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
adverb-position
Differences between "just might" and "might just?"
word-order
adverb-position
focusing-adverbs
Does the position of the adverb in a sentence change anything?
adverbs
adverb-position
It is grammatically correct to have an adverb both before and after a verb? [closed]
adverbs
adverb-position
Do they "only support" or "support only"? [duplicate]
adverb-position
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