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Change in the given sentence, if necessary:
I suggest that you tomorrow meet me again.
Change in the given sentence, if necessary:
I suggest that you tomorrow meet me again.
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The correct option is C I suggest that you meet me again tomorrow.
When there is more than one adverb in a sentence, the adverbs are placed in the following order: manner, place, frequency, time, purpose and so on.
In the given sentence, 'tomorrow' is an adverb of time and 'again' is an adverb of frequency. Hence the latter must be placed before the former. The sentence must be changed, making option A incorrect.
Option B is correct as it follows the correct order of adverbs: adverb of frequency 'again' comes before the adverb of time 'tomorrow'.
Option C is incorrect for the same reason as A. The adverb of time 'tomorrow', cannot be placed before the adverb of frequency, 'again'. Also, adverbs of time are usually placed at the end of the sentence.
Similarly, option D is incorrect.
When there is more than one adverb in a sentence, the adverbs are placed in the following order: manner, place, frequency, time, purpose and so on.
In the given sentence, 'tomorrow' is an adverb of time and 'again' is an adverb of frequency. Hence the latter must be placed before the former. The sentence must be changed, making option A incorrect.
Option B is correct as it follows the correct order of adverbs: adverb of frequency 'again' comes before the adverb of time 'tomorrow'.
Option C is incorrect for the same reason as A. The adverb of time 'tomorrow', cannot be placed before the adverb of frequency, 'again'. Also, adverbs of time are usually placed at the end of the sentence.
Similarly, option D is incorrect.
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