Grammar & Punctuation – also – English editing.
This is an adverb, used to link items in a sentence or to make links between sentences. For example: The…
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Grammar & Punctuation – after/afterwards – English editing.
In formal writing, after should not be used as an adverb of time. Instead use afterwards: It was not so…
Grammar & Punctuation – after – English editing.
This word commonly refers to time, helping us to explain the order in which events happen: She went back to…
Grammar & Punctuation – adverbial position(middle) – English editing.
Adverbials can also be placed in the middle of the sentence. This is particularly true of single word adverbials or…
Grammar & Punctuation – adverbial position – English editing.
Beginning or end: An ADVERBIAL can come at the beginning or end of a CLAUSE or SENTENCE. For example: After…
Grammar & Punctuation – adverbial clause – English editing.
In COMPLEX SENTENCES adverbial clauses provide information about:  CONCESSION: Clare has seen it, although she probably hasn’t had time…
Grammar & Punctuation – adverbial – English editing.
A single word or a group of words that forms part of a CLAUSE. There are three types of adverbial:…
Grammar & Punctuation – adverb phrase -English editing.
A group of words built up round an adverb by adding words before and/or after it. For example: ADVERB very…