[Grammar] adverbs of manner

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Hello,


What's is correct English? Do you always shout so loudly at your children? or Do you always shout at your children so loudly?


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cp
 
Both are fine.
 
Constantinos said:
What's is correct English? Do you always shout so loudly at your children? or Do you always shout at your children so loudly?
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By the way, it's either: "What's correct English?" or "What is correct English?" One verb at a time, please! ;-)

Greetings,

charliedeut
 
Right you are. Thank you.
 
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