tailieunhanh - Giáo trình oxford 6

Tham khảo tài liệu 'giáo trình oxford 6', tài liệu phổ thông, tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 25 14 Position mostly in end-position initial position also common. Some can go in mid-position see below . Adverbs of indefinite frequency often ever etc go in mid-position see paragraph 2 . I m going to London today Today I m going to London. She has a new hair style every week Every week she has a new hair style. Time adverbs in - yean also go in mid-position so can already soon and last. Still and just only go in mid-position. So you finally got here. I ve already paid the bill. We ll soon be home. When did you last see your father I still love you. She s just gone out. 9 Manner place time At the end of a clause adverbs usually come in the order manner place time MPT . P T I went there at once NOT I went at once there. P T Let s go to bed èarly1 NOT . . . early to bed M T I worked hard yesterday M p __T__ She sang beautifully in the town hall iast With verbs of movement we often put adverbs of place before adverbs of manner. p M She went home quickly1 10 Emphatic position Mid-position adverbs go before emphasized auxiliary verbs or be. Compare She has certainly made him angry. She certainly HAS made him angry I m really sorry I really AM sorry. Polite people always say thank-you. I always DO say thank-you. 15 26 11 Other positions Some adverbs can go directly with particular words or expressions that they modify. The most important are just almost only really even right terribly. I ll see you In the pub just before eight o clock. I ve read the book almost to the end. Only you could do a thing like that. I feel really tired He always wears a coat even in summer She walked right past me. We all thought she sang terribly badly. 15 after conjunction clause after clause after clause clause 1 We can use afterto join two clauses. We can either say s happened after A happened OR After A happened B happened. The meaning is the same A happened first. Note the comma in the second structure. I went to America after I left school. After I .