Where to place again

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also appear

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at the beginning for emphasis. Yet

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again, the train was delayed. But, we

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don't place it before an adjective. So,

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I'm again tired is not correct.

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It's tricky to get this right, but if

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you're in doubt, placing again after the

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clause is a safe bet as it's the most

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common neutral option. Don't worry if

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this doesn't seem totally clear. We go

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into more detail and there are more

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examples in the ebook. Scan the QR code

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there or click the link in the

4:32

description to download your free copy.

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Okay, mistake number three is one of the

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mistakes I've heard most over the years.

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Do you like coffee? Yes, I like.

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Now, unfortunately, that is not how we

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make short answers. We will understand

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you. If you say this, it's not a

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communication issue, but if we want to

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be grammatically correct, we should say,

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yes, I do. When replying to short

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questions, we make yes or no short

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answers with an auxiliary verb, the same

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one that's in the question, not with the

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main verb.

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Did they enjoy the party? Yes, they did,

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not yes, they enjoyed.

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Has he visited Liverpool before? No, he

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hasn't.