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28 set 2017
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Inglês (EUA)
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Inglês (RU)
Pergunta sobre Inglês (EUA)
Подчиняется ли наречие "sometimes" определенному порядку слов в предложении?
Встречала следующие предложения:
sometimes I want to do things on my own (в начале предложения)
my skin sometimes gets greasy (после подлежащего)
The tone of the book is sometimes too flip (после сказуемого)
Подчиняется ли наречие "sometimes" определенному порядку слов в предложении?
Встречала следующие предложения:
sometimes I want to do things on my own (в начале предложения)
my skin sometimes gets greasy (после подлежащего)
The tone of the book is sometimes too flip (после сказуемого)
Встречала следующие предложения:
sometimes I want to do things on my own (в начале предложения)
my skin sometimes gets greasy (после подлежащего)
The tone of the book is sometimes too flip (после сказуемого)
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Нет, оно свободное и дикое, как хиппи. Хотя иногда не звучит.
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