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    When an adverb qualifies a verb + object (i like mozart) we do not put the ad verb between the verb and its object REMEMBER!!!

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    When an adverb qualifies a verb + object (i like mozart) we do not put the ad verb between the verb and its object REMEMBER!!!

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    Adverb Verb

    Uploaded by

    Polita Méndez
    When an adverb qualifies a verb + object (i like mozart) we do not put the ad verb between the verb and its object REMEMBER!!!

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    Adverb + verb

    When an adverb qualifies a


    verb + object (I like mozart)
    we do not put the adverb
    between the verb and its
    object
    REMEMBER!!
    The positions of the adverb might vary along the
    sentence, but we never put the adverb between
    the verb and its object.

    Subject Verb Object ADVERB


    I like Mozart VERY MUCH

    subject ADVERB Verb object


    I USUALLY Have lunch At 1.00
    MORE EXAMPLES:

    She quickly tidied the room


    I always drink tea in the
    morning
    I’ ve seen the film already
    I really like you

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