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   CHRS: IBMPC 2   
   Hi, Alexander!  Recently you wrote in a message to mark lewis:   
      
    ML> how can you put an inside-out t-shirt on correctly without turning   
    ML> it right-side out first?   
      
    ML> how can you put on an inside-out t-shirt correctly without turning   
    ML> it right-side out first?   
      
    ML> how can you correctly put an inside-out t-shirt on without turning   
    ML> it right-side out first?   
      
    ML> how can you correctly put on an inside-out t-shirt without turning   
    ML> it right-side out first?   
      
    ML> what do you think of me now?: P   
      
    AK> I feel now as a donkey in front of four haystacks. ;=)   
      
      
             You asked about the placement of an adverb, and Mark did what I   
   would have done by expanding on the concept... [chuckle].   
      
             The choice may be easier if you realize he is offering examples   
   based on the placement of two adverbs and adding the information that native   
   speakers often prefer to say "right-side out" because that is how they were   
   taught.  :-Q   
      
      
      
      
   --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+   
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