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Alguien puede decirme si este punto esta bien hecho porque me resulta muy dificl el uso complejo de adverbios. Gracias

ADVERBS: Use the following words and phrases, in italics, in the correct order to rewrite the sentences (sometimes other changes must be made): 1. The press office advised us not to discuss the matter. (before the conference / last week / publicly)

Before the conference, the press office advised us not to discuss the matter publicly last week.

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updated Jan 15, 2011
posted by jortosar
sb? Do we have a member called "sb"? - Eddy, Jan 15, 2011
sb¡ sombody por favor no lenguaje del chat en foro para benficio de los aprendices. - BellaMargarita, Jan 15, 2011
Sorry - jortosar, Jan 15, 2011
Maybe it would be better for you to use your 'Edit' button and change this, rather than apologize? - pesta, Jan 15, 2011

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There are probably more than one way to locate the phrases and some choices may effect the meaning of the sentence.

The press office advised us last week not to publicly discuss the matter before the conference.

In this sentence before the conference is a where adverb, not a time adverb. (similar to testifying before the U. S. Senate...it has nothing to do with time)

Last week, before the conference, the press office publicly advised us to not discuss the matter. (before the conference is a time adverb)

The press office advised us to not publicly discuss the matter last week before the press conference.

All of the sentences have different meanings. (e.g. last week can be when you were advised or when to discuss the matter, Publicly can modify either advised, or discuss with different meanings.) Before the conference can be a time adverb or a when adverb, etc.

updated Jan 15, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Correcto Recuerda que todos los averbios en una oración llevan ly Como una relga siempre son colocados cerca del verbo que modifican..

updated Jan 15, 2011
posted by BellaMargarita
Hi Margaret, typos, relga and ly. - Eddy, Jan 15, 2011