Tung Quoc  +  280677 Sat, 14 Oct 06 11:13 AM Please choose all correct sentences: 1.I'd also like to know other ideas. 2.I'd like also to know other ideas. 3.I also would  like to know other ideas. Q Tung Quoc Joined on Sun, Sep 17 2006 Regular Member 870

	Annvan  +  280691 Sat, 14 Oct 06 12:29 PM As far as I can see (1) is correct. "all" should come after the first verb - the "would" represented by "'d". Annvan Joined on Mon, Sep 4 2006 The Philippines Regular Member 618 Verbs

	J Lewis  +  280702 Sat, 14 Oct 06 12:52 PM You mean also, don't you Ann? I agree that 1 is the most usual, but for a special emphasis 3 is possible:  I also would like to know other ideas. J Lewis Joined on Tue, Sep 5 2006 Italy Regular Member 518

	Tung Quoc  +  280737 Sat, 14 Oct 06 02:01 PM Do you mean (2) is incorrect? Normally, with would like, can the adverb be putted at 3 these positions? Q Tung Quoc Verbs, Adverbs

	nona the brit  +  280743 Sat, 14 Oct 06 02:07 PM 1 This is the usual positioning of an adverb with would like. Use it 99% of the time. 2. People would understand you but it sounds odd. 3. Yes, you could use it to add emphasis but it would be a rare useage. I can only imagine it if someone rather pompous had been giving you a list of other things and needed to emphasise 'and as well as those things, it's also very important that I have....'. Yes, pompous is the word for it. nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all. Verbs, Adverbs

	Marius Hancu  +  280760 Sat, 14 Oct 06 02:35 PM  J Lewis wrote: ... for a special emphasis 3 is possible:  I also would like to know other ideas. Now, could also be construed here as referring to "I" and not to the rest of the sentence? Say:  I also would like to know other ideas. If this is so (and I feel this is the case), I'd avoid using it in writing. In speech the accent would of  course avoid this confusion. Marius Hancu Joined on Wed, Apr 26 2006 Veteran Member 11,673 Accents

	nona the brit  +  280763 Sat, 14 Oct 06 02:39 PM Oh, yes, it could. Well spotted. The same can be said for the original version 1 of the sentence. nona the brit

	Vanyatka  +  280827 Sat, 14 Oct 06 05:34 PM How about putting also in the beginning of the sentence? Also, I'd like to know other ideas. The possible problem here is that "also" does not belong to "like" or "would" anymore, but begins a new "topic". Vanyatka Joined on Tue, Aug 8 2006 New Member 43