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Dec 12, 2017 · He came suddenly. 3 We had been waiting for him. He suddenly came. 1 At the beginning it's emphatic. 2 Describes the manner in which he came. 3 There is more emphasis on "came" than on the suddenness. Adverbs of manner should always come immediately after verbs which have no object (intransitive verbs).
Jun 17, 2008 · I think both are correct, but the first is more common. In addition, you can put commas around "suddenly" in the first sentence, but not in the second. In the first one, "suddenly" modifies the entire phrase "Paul interrupted him", and in the second, "suddenly" modifies only the verb "interrupted". The meaning is essentially the same between ...
Feb 5, 2012 · Suddenly one of the American cadets { was standing / stood } in front of us. b. Suddenly a helicopter { was landing / landed} on the beach. c. As she put her coffee cup down, she { was suddenly grinning / suddenly grinned} at him. d. Suddenly she { was crying / cried}, her hands covering her face, her body shaking with sobs. Thank you in advance.
Sep 1, 2007 · Senior Member. U.S. English. Sep 1, 2007. #3. To me "abrupt" means happening quickly and without warning: an abrupt stop; He was abruptly dismissed from his job. "Sudden" means happening all at once without warning: Suddenly, the earth shook; The sudden movement of the dog frightened me.
展开全部. suddenly和All of sudden 的区别如下：. suddenly着重于动作在没有预兆而突然发生，也就是“意料之外地”，例句：. Family values are suddenly the name of the game. 家庭价值观突然变得重要起来。. He mays uddenly take a dislike to foods that he's previously enjoyed. 对以前爱吃的食物 ...
Aug 20, 2014 · Both of these are correct, colloquial and essentially interchangeable. The phrase "to wake with a start" also means to wake up suddenly and in a state of surprise or anxiety. However, to use it in the same context, we would have to tweak the sentence: Last night, I awoke with a start to the sound of a loud explosion in the street.
Apr 23, 2012 · Apr 23, 2012. #1. I want to know if the two sentences below sounds natural: 1. Turning suddenly, with tears in her eyes, she ran out of the room. (from my test paper) 2. Wi th tears and a sudden turn, she ran out of the room. (one of the wrong answers) For me, both sounds correct. Last edited: Apr 23, 2012.
Jun 23, 2012 · Jun 23, 2012. #5. Another way to say it is 'He awoke with a start at the sound of thunder'. Or 'He was awoken with a start by a thunderclap' (thunderclap is a single loud crash of thunder). To 'wake up with a start' is a good way, in general, of saying 'to wake up suddenly', but in this instance I'd argue that it was unnecessary to remark on ...
Oct 9, 2010 · thank you in advance! has some usages which don't mean "suddenly". For example, "Those sweets were nice, but we shouldn't have eaten them all at once", or "You have 20 days leave annually, but cannot take them all at once". Here, it means "all together", "in a batch" i.e. "all as one unit" which doesn't have a connotation of quickly.
Nov 6, 2013 · Nov 6, 2013. #2. I would not say anything like this, but be sure to explain who you are, why you are writing and how you got the person's email address (if it is not publicly available). If you were to say something like this, it is not correctly phrased. There is no such thing as "a mail." It's an e-mail. "Sudden" is not the correct word either.
