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Word
order (2) - adverbs with the verb
(a)
Мы ставим некоторые
наречия (например always,
also,
probably)
с глаголом в середине предложения:
-
Tom always
goes to work by
car.
-
We were feeling very tired. We were
also hungry.
-
Your car has
probably been
stolen.
(b)
Запомните правила расположения
наречия в середине
предложения. (Это только общее правило, поэтому есть
исключения.)
c)
Если сказуемое представлено
одним словом (goes,
cooked
и т.д.), то обычно наречие ставится перед
глаголом:
наречие+глагол
-
I cleaned the house and also
cooked the dinner.
(но не `cooked also')
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Jack hardly ever
watches television and
rarely reads newspapers.
-
She almost
fell over as she
came down the stairs.
Отметьте, эти наречия
(always/often/also
и т.д.) стоят
перед
have
to:
-
We always
have to wait a
long time for the bus.
Однако,
наречия стоят после
am/is/are/was/were:
-
We were feeling very tired. We were
also hungry.
-
Why are you always late? You're
never on time.
-
The traffic isn't
usually as bad
as it was this morning.
d)
Иногда сказуемое состоит
из двух и более слов (can
remember, doesn't
smoke,
has
been stolen и
т.д.).
Обычно наречие ставится
после первой части глагола:
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Глагол1
наречие
глагол2
I
can
never remember
his name.
Ann
doesn't
usually smoke.
Are
you definitely going
to
the party tomorrow?
Your
car has
probably been
stolen.
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My parent have
always lived in
London.
-
Jack can't cook. He can't
even boil an egg.
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The house was
only built a year ago and
it's already falling down.
В отрицательных предложениях
probably
стоит перед отрицанием.
Так, мы говорим:
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I probably
won't see
you. или
I will probably not see
you.
(но не `I won't probably
see you')
(e)
Мы также ставим
all
и
both
в этих же местах:
-
We all
felt ill after
the meal.
-
Jack and Tom have
both applied for
the job.
-
We are
all going out
for a meal this evening.
-
My parents are
both teachers.
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