In Adverbs^x, helping verbs^x

Silversamand wrote: hi I do not completely agree with CalifJim's idea about placing "Once" in the sentence, because "Once" is an adverb and can be placed : - After Was and other helping verbs - In last or begining of the sentences P.S : if i'mwrong announce me Please? (Mr...

hi I'm not completely agree with CalifJim's Idea about placing Once in sentence, because Once is an adverb and can be placed : - After Was and other helping verbs - In last or begining of the sentences P.S : if i'mwrong announce me Please? (Mr CalifJim)

What is the word sucks in "Homework sucks"? Is it a verb or an adjective? If it is a verb, what does homework suck?This brings up an excellent point, and a wonderful opportunity to discover the beautiful syntactic structure of the English language. The question at hand is "Does an English verb...

A senetnce like "He has been reading since morning."(only) If I have to insert some adverb in this sentence , then what would be the most neutral position. Should I insert an adverb after first helping verb? Are any special rule for this? No special rules, adverbs can usually be stuck all over...

HellO Teachers, A senetnce like "He has been reading since morning."(only) If I have to insert some adverb in this sentence , then what would be the most neutral position. Should I insert an adverb after first helping verb? Are any special rule for this? Thanks.

Hello Mr M.M(Sir!) I want to know that It is possible to put an adverb between helping verb followed by by "not" and then followed by main verb. i.e 1.He has not given me a pen. 2.He has also not given me a pencil. Can "has not" be seprated by an adverb like "has some adverb...

Sir, She has been reading since morning. "has been" here helping verb. If I have to put some adverb in "has been reading",Where should I put? I mean She has +adverb +been reading Since morning. She has been +adverb reading since morning. Thanks.