I understand the badness of my examples when I see Jan's answer, sorry for that.
How about these examples
I lived with my grandparents in my childhood and moved another state 3 years ago in order to live with my parents.
I lived with my grandparents in my childhood and moved another state, 3 years ago, in order to live with my parents.
I lived with my grandparents in my childhood and moved another state in order to live with my parents, 3 years ago.
I suppose the 3 sentence above are all grammatical.
However, the first 2 sounds more natural. Is it true?
I am aware that "about three days ago" is a time adverbial phrase.
I guess "in order to live with my parents" is a purpose adverbial phrase, so it should be put at the end of a sentence. That's why first 2 sentences sounds more natural, right?
Note: the following are archived, only for corresponding to earlier comments.
I suppose these 3 sentence are all idiomatic and grammatical.
My parents bought these cups about three days ago for drinking tea.
My parents bought these cups, about three days ago, for drinking tea.
My parents bought these cups for drinking tea, about three days ago.
It seems that the post made up the sentences claims the first 2 sound more natural. Is it true?
I am aware that "about three days ago" is a time adverbial phrase.
I guess "for drinking tea" is a purpose adverbial phrase, so it should be put at the end of a sentence. That's why first 2 sentences sounds more natural, right?