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That example is marked to me. I think (although I've seen it commented that English speakers usually think that anything they personally don't say is from the other side of the Atlantic!) that "to protest X" is generally American and the British usage is "to protest against X" - in which case you can safely move the adverb after the verb. I don't think many people would, because "strongly" wants to be in a position of emphasis.
PD Your initial examples reminded me of How to Write English. Warning: if English isn't your native tongue then don't read this unless you're confident that you know your grammar. http://pauillac.inria.fr/~xleroy/stu...ing-guide.html PPD Also on the same site: http://pauillac.inria.fr/~xleroy/stu...unciation.html |
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