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Latest post Thu, Nov 17 2005 12:34 AM by paco2004. 1 replies.
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rishonly  +  159397 Thu, 17 Nov 05 12:19 AM

I hope most of us already know that there will be a gift exchange game at Kiwanis Park on November 18 at 1.00 pm.

 

 Does this sentence have correct order of adverbs? --"at Kiwanis Park on November 18 at 1.00 pm". Should it be time and place, or place and time?

 

 
rishonly
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paco2004, 4 yr 8 days ago
Hi Krish

Manner-Place-Time is the normal order.

paco
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