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Which is more correct, "the course greatly benefited me," or "the course benefited me greatly,"?

asked Jan 29 at 06:25 Annie New member
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|The word "greatly" is not an adjective.  It is an adverb.  When a verb is described, adverb is used. I think both sentences are correct.

link comment answered Jan 29 at 09:47 Z. A. Jazley Contributor

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