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    Phrases/ arranging

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    Phrases/ arranging
    Message from mohammad51 posted on 07-09-2022 at 11:40:27 (D | E | F)
    Hello

    First of all, is not there a rule into how arranging prepositional phrases ?
    I know the prepositional phrase of time comes after the one of place ( usually at the end of the sentence)
    But to deal with those phrases which are neither a place or time ?
    please, if anyone could guide me.
    Thank you in advance

    Make complete sentences by placing the phrases given in the brackets in the correct position.

    1 . My father came (early morning, by train, from Baroda)
    My answer : My father came by train from Baroda early morning.
    Is it (by train I put first or or from Baroda I put first ) ?
    i.e. My father came from Baroda by train early morning.

    2. The principal gave a speech (in great anger to the students)
    My answer : The principal gave a speech to the students in great anger.
    Is it ( to the students I put first or in great anger I put first) ?
    i.e. The principal gave a speech in great anger to the students .


    Re: Phrases/ arranging from gerondif, posted on 07-09-2022 at 14:36:45 (D | E)
    Hello
    I would have said :

    My father came from Baroda by the early morning train.

    In great anger, the principal gave a speech to the students.
    Or
    The principal in great anger gave a speech to the students.

    The principal gave a speech to the students in great anger. might mean that the students were in great anger.




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