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This tag is used for questions about "adverb placement" (also known as "adverb position" or "position of adverbs"). Grammar books generally group the placement into 3 possible positions: front-position (before the subject), mid-position (between the subject and the verb), and end-position (after the verb or the object).

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A locative complement before the direct object - is 'Do not park here your motorbike' correct?

I was walking with a friend and we saw a sign that said Do not park here your motorbike. Thank you. To me, it looks incorrect, and I think the correct sentence should be Do not park your mot …
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