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PLACING ADVERBS and PHRASAL VERBS



 
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PLACING ADVERBS and PHRASAL VERBS #1 (permalink) Fri Apr 21, 2006 17:30 pm   PLACING ADVERBS and PHRASAL VERBS
 

Hi, how are you?. First, I want to thank you for replying me last time. Thanks a million!. And... Congratulations on your fabulous work! Well, I don?t know why but when I?m going to write in English I always hesitate. Maybe I am really right but, honestly, I think it?s a question of believing or not in myself. About "Placing Adverbs" my question is if the adverb is in the right place. The sentence is: "Next time maybe we?ll go to the cinema". I think this one is correct but I don?t know if it should be "Maybe next time..." or perhaps both are right...
About Phrasal verbs. "Pull your heart "out-up"! I wanna see it." Does this sentence mean that you want someone to cut his-her heart and show it to you? I think so, but I don?t know which phrasal verb to use: "Pull out-Pull up". I am afraid it?s more common "pull out". I know "pull up" is used with a plant, "pull a plant up", but if I use this one, maybe I don?t make myself understood. Which one would you use?
Thanks a lot again!. Have a nice weekend!

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Adverbs #2 (permalink) Fri Apr 21, 2006 18:53 pm   Adverbs
 

Hi Jesus,

I can give you some examples of where to place the adverb. If you go to the esl section on the site and look in the index you will find a heading adverbs and in the index you will find other material I've written on phrasal verbs.

I hope you find this useful.

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