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can you add adverb between subject and "can" or "can't" I barely can't hear you.

All They are all beautiful. Students are all disappointed. People are all drunk. In a sentence like these, can "All" mean "totally", " completely"? Thanks a lot in advance!!!! ========================================================== An additional question In terms of my question [In a sentence like these, can "All" mean "totally", " completely"?], is "these" correct? Should it be "this"?

Hi, I have a question. Recently, I went to a nearby beach. Since the atmosphere was nice, I think I can say, 'The atmosphere was good there.' Instead of this expression, can I say, 'The vibe was good there'? Does it sound unnatural? Thank you!

this shouldn’t have to happen vs this shouldn't happen I saw someone said the first one. Do you use it and it's quite alright grammarly and in meaning?

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I noticed that I can use "sometimes" In the beginning of the sentence and in the middle and at the end like this. - sometimes I go there. - I sometimes go there. - I go there sometimes. So, the question is Can I use all the adverbs of frequency like ( Always - Usually - often - rarely - never ) In the beginning and in the middle and at the end of the sentence too?? And if so, does it sound natural in USA??

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How to learn quicker and retain what you learn? Reproduce whatever you learn. Test yourself on it. Explain it in your own words Reproduction solidifies it in your mind. Have I missed anything?