Position of adverbs

sash2008 · Oct 27, 2009

The correct one is:
"I never go there".

e-learning · Nov 13, 2009

I never go there

RonBee · Nov 14, 2009

Well, 92% of those who have voted (so far) have gotten it right. ("I go there never" is not an English sentence.)

Teia · Dec 8, 2016

I never go there.
But,
we can use inversion to emphasize the meaning:
Never do I go there.

GoesStation · Dec 8, 2016

Teia said:
I never go there.
But,
we can use inversion to emphasize the meaning:
Never do I go there.

That's not natural in American English.

Teia · Dec 9, 2016

Hi!
I agree with you, but this is about Inversion, only.
Thank you in advance

GoesStation · Dec 9, 2016

Teia said:
I never go there.
But,
we can use inversion to emphasize the meaning:
Never do I go there.

GoesStation said:
That's not natural in American English.

Teia said:
Hi!
I agree with you, but this is about Inversion, only.

Learners should be aware that "Never do I go there" is not idiomatic English.

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