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Dear native English speakers,
could both sentences in each set be used?
(1A) Mike has already gone back to Britain. [I think this is more common]
(1B) Mike already has gone back to Britain.
(2A) I have never been to China. [I think this is more common]
(2B) I never have been to China.
(3A) He is no longer a professional player. [I think this is more common]
(3B) He no longer is a professional player.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin
could both sentences in each set be used?
(1A) Mike has already gone back to Britain. [I think this is more common]
(1B) Mike already has gone back to Britain.
(2A) I have never been to China. [I think this is more common]
(2B) I never have been to China.
(3A) He is no longer a professional player. [I think this is more common]
(3B) He no longer is a professional player.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin