ReDSanchous  +  65461 Wed, 05 Jan 05 05:09 PM I know that it's fairly a simple question for native speakers but I need to get the answer to it very badly. It concerns word order. ... it would be really wonderful... ... it would really be wonderful... Both of them sound good to me but since I'm not a native speaker of English I cannot base myself on such judgements. base oneself on judgments - does it make sense? ReDSanchous Joined on Fri, Nov 5 2004 Russia, Moscow Junior Member 83 "I'm a pacifist too... I just don't have the luxury of acting like one." (Digital Fortress by Dan Brown) Word Order

	taiwandave  +  65470 Wed, 05 Jan 05 05:31 PM Both are correct. 1. It would be wonderful. 2. It would be really wonderful. (emphasizes "wonderful") 3. It would really be wonderful. (almost identical in meaning to [2], but has a more persuading tone) taiwandave Joined on Mon, Jun 7 2004 Taoyuan City, Taiwan Full Member 287 Word Order