Hamed
'Put' and 'Locate'. Do they sound natural here?
Examples:
- The word #1 has to be put after the word #2.
- The word #1 has to be located after the word #2.
Do these sentences sound natural to you? And do you see any difference between the two sentences in meaning?
Thank you very much.
2017年2月21日 17:51
解答 · 8
2
I would say that the most natural way to say this may be to say : 'The first word must follow the second word,' or 'the second word needs to come before the first word.'
2017年2月21日
2
"put" or "placed". "to place something" is to actively put something in a specific location. "to locate" something is to find it.
2017年2月21日
Very difficult to say without more context. On their own, these examples feel very artificial.
2017年2月21日
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