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Unread Feb 4th, 2006, 03:21 pm
Manuela Manuela is offline
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Default Re: time-place or place-time

I learnt that because English is not an inflected language word order is quite inflexible, i.e. (when)/ subject/verb/direct object/ indirect object/ How/where/ (when) '
so Time should be either in the beginning or in the end
Can I have a try at your sentence even though I'm not a native speaker, just an English teacher?
How about:
For six years he bore hardships in the mountains in order to attain enlightment.
Just a thought
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