Anonymous  +  720374 Thu, 07 May 09 04:41 PM Do these three sentences carry the same meaning? If not, which one is correct? And what are the differences? Thank you for your help.   (A) The purchase of a third photocopier has improved efficiency by greatly reducing time wasted waiting in line.     (B) The purchase of a third photocopier has improved efficiency greatly by reducing time wasted waiting in line.   (C) The purchase of a third photocopier has greatly improved efficiency by reducing time wasted waiting in line. Anonymous Sentences

	Mike in Japan  +  720375 Thu, 07 May 09 04:48 PM In (a) greatly applies to time. In the other two it applies to efficiency. Mike in Japan Joined on Tue, Aug 19 2003 Senior Member 4,371 I do like to be beside the seaside

	Mike in Japan  +  720376 Thu, 07 May 09 04:49 PM It would be possible to go into more detail, but I think you get the drift. :-) Mike in Japan