Tamguatlay Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
I think "still" is in the correct position,in the second sentence, but I wonder whether the sentence is OK.
Even though he didn't do well in the examinations, still he was satisfied that he did not fail.
Even though he didn't do well in the examinations, he was still satisfied that he did not fail.
I think "still" is in the correct position,in the second sentence, but I wonder whether the sentence is OK.
Thanks.
Even though he didn't do well in the examinations, he was still satisfied that he did not fail.
I think "still" is in the correct position,in the second sentence, but I wonder whether the sentence is OK.
Thanks.
Top answer
Both sentences are possible. However, the second word order is the usual one.
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Both sentences are possible. However, the second word order is the usual one.
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