Point 51 in VERBS/prepositional is defined as: adverb between the verb and the preposition An iWeb search for _V _RR _I 1 LEARN MORE ABOUT 343828 2 READ MORE ABOUT 70585 3 IS STILL IN 66179 4 WORK CLOSELY WITH 52662 5 KNOW MORE ABOUT 51792 6 SET FORTH IN 48960 7 ARE STILL IN […]
‘Along’ is a preposition or an adverb. 1 ALONG (II21) 1742449 2 ALONG (II) 812587 4 ALONG (RP) 476307 6 ALONG (RR) 11996
Point 9 in PREPOSITIONS is defined as: adverbs of degree to modify prepositions and prepositional phrases. (have to check each match that it’s actually modifying the preposition and not something else) A check on google for Adverbs of degree: Common adverbs of degree: Almost, nearly, quite, just, too, enough, hardly, scarcely, completely, very, extremely. extremely, especially, […]
Point 65 in the category of ADVERBS/phrases is defined as: post-modify adverbs with a complex prepositional phrase complement, to highlight information. A search in iWeb for: . _RR _I * * *note that most of these are not highlighting information. 1 . ONCE UPON A TIME 3253 2 . ONCE IN A WHILE 2838 3 […]
Point 67 in the category of ADVERBS is defined as: adverb phrases with modifiers before, and complements after, adverbs. There is an interactive word tree of this grammar by clicking here. A search in iWeb for the pattern in the two examples in the EGP: _V (almost|so)_R _RR _I 1 WORKED SO HARD FOR 1573 […]
Point 76 in the category of PAST is: past perfect continuous WITH ADVERBS in the normal mid position had _rr been _vvg 1 HAD ALREADY BEEN WORKING 359 2 HAD ALREADY BEEN USING 210 3 HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN USING 122 4 HAD ALSO BEEN WORKING 106 5 HAD ALREADY BEEN GOING 84 6 HAD ALREADY […]
B2 Point 70 in the category of PAST is defined as: past continuous with a wide range of adverbs in the normal mid position. *It overlaps at the same level with a range of adverbs. was|were _rr _vvg 1 WAS JUST WONDERING 16180 2 WAS ALWAYS GOING 9009 3 WAS JUST TRYING 8752 4 WAS […]
Point 54 in the category of PAST is defined as: past perfect simple with a wide range of adverbs (including ‘finally’, ‘recently’, ‘simply’) in the normal mid-position. (no examples of ‘simply’ in the top 100) 1 HAD NEVER SEEN 18665 2 HAD NEVER HEARD 17344 3 HAD EVER SEEN 11107 4 HAD JUST FINISHED 6260 […]
1 HOWEVER (RR) 5768894 2 HOWEVER (RRQV) 338069 5 HOWEVER (RGQV) 86333
1 FAR (RR) 1578722 3 FAR (RG) 571418 4 FAR (CS32) 498039 5 FAR (JJ) 184065 6 BY FAR (RR22) 177881 8 FAR (RG21) 61815 9 FAR (JJ21) 21441 10 FAR (CS43) 11667 13 FAR (RL) 2966 15 FAR (RR42) 1674