will soon receive or will receive soon
I was wondering if there is a specific preference for the soon position in the following line:
You will receive a message with the activation link soon.
Or if it is better/more common to use:
You will soon receive a message with the activation link.
Is it merely preference or does it have other implications? At first sight I don't really see a form of intonation here that might make the sentence give a different meaning.
My primary language is Dutch, so I might make some mistakes in this field :)
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I was wondering if there is a specific preference for the soon position in the following line:
You will receive a message with the activation link soon.
Or if it is better/more common to use:
You will soon receive a message with the activation link.
Is it merely preference or does it have other implications? At first sight I don't really see a form of intonation here that might make the sentence give a different meaning.
My primary language is Dutch, so I might make some mistakes in this field :)
word-order
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I was wondering if there is a specific preference for the soon position in the following line:
You will receive a message with the activation link soon.
Or if it is better/more common to use:
You will soon receive a message with the activation link.
Is it merely preference or does it have other implications? At first sight I don't really see a form of intonation here that might make the sentence give a different meaning.
My primary language is Dutch, so I might make some mistakes in this field :)
word-order
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I was wondering if there is a specific preference for the soon position in the following line:
You will receive a message with the activation link soon.
Or if it is better/more common to use:
You will soon receive a message with the activation link.
Is it merely preference or does it have other implications? At first sight I don't really see a form of intonation here that might make the sentence give a different meaning.
My primary language is Dutch, so I might make some mistakes in this field :)
word-order
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