The conjunction misplaced in a time clause
The conjunction misplaced in a time clause
Don't say:
Emma when she arrived the boat had already gone.
Emma when she arrived the boat had already gone.
Say:
When Emma arrived the boat had already gone.
When Emma arrived the boat had already gone.
Note:
Place the conjunction introducing an adverbial clause of time at the beginning of a clause.
Place the conjunction introducing an adverbial clause of time at the beginning of a clause.
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