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Is it more correct to say "You have not yet <actioned>" or "You have not <actioned> yet"?
grammaticality
word-usage
adverbs
"leave immediately, sooner if possible"
grammar
american-english
adverbs
comparatives
Adverbs - do they still exist? [duplicate]
adverbs
flat-adverbs
What is the basis for calling HOME a preposition? [duplicate]
prepositions
nouns
adverbs
parts-of-speech
Is there a comparative form of "well"?
word-choice
adverbs
grammaticality
syntactic-analysis
comparatives
"In toto" versus "in total"
word-choice
adverbs
latin
Do adverbs only describe verbs?
grammar
adverbs
What are the differences between "go to school happily", "go happily to school" and "happily go to school"?
adverbs
word-order
Correct usage of "viz."?
grammaticality
word-usage
adverbs
Positioning of adverb phrases [duplicate]
adverbs
word-order
"Sometimes also" or "also sometimes"?
meaning
grammaticality
adverbs
word-order
Is it OK to use "empty-handed" on an animal?
word-choice
adverbs
Why are location words like "here" adverbs rather than adjectives?
adverbs
parts-of-speech
"Imaginatively" as a synonym for "in imagination"
usage
british-english
adverbs
Collocation 'bolt upright'
adverbs
parts-of-speech
Difference between 'eat soup hot' and 'eat hot soup'
grammar
adjectives
adverbs
syntactic-analysis
word-order
Meaning of "excited much", "stalker much"
meaning
idioms
adverbs
contemporary-english
Is "like" used as an adjective by native speakers?
adjectives
adverbs
Quick or Quickly: “How to Install a PHP Extension: Quick and Easy” [duplicate]
grammar
adjectives
adverbs
flat-adverbs
verb + as close(ly?) as possible [duplicate]
expressions
usage
adverbs
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