Vemonman
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Not a native speaker. I am confused with a grammatical issue.
I read this the following sentence online -
"Chocolate, because it has a low melting point, can be difficult to bake with."
As I know, an adverb should be placed (other proper positions are also possible) after an auxiliary modal verb, e.g. can, should, has, have, etc.. I wonder if the adverbial clause "because......" should be repositioned to after "can" (modal verb) and before "be" (finite verb), and if the above sentence should be rewritten to -
"Chocolate can, because it has a low melting point, be difficult to bake with."
Thanks to everyone spending time on my question.
I read this the following sentence online -
"Chocolate, because it has a low melting point, can be difficult to bake with."
As I know, an adverb should be placed (other proper positions are also possible) after an auxiliary modal verb, e.g. can, should, has, have, etc.. I wonder if the adverbial clause "because......" should be repositioned to after "can" (modal verb) and before "be" (finite verb), and if the above sentence should be rewritten to -
"Chocolate can, because it has a low melting point, be difficult to bake with."
Thanks to everyone spending time on my question.