Can 'too'be used immediately after the subject?
Let her too wake up to a hot coffee.
(or)
Let her wake up to a hot cup of coffee too.
Here I am trying to convey that what she does for you everyday, you do it for her too.
I want to use the first sentence because the usage of 'too'after subject emphasizes more on the latter but I don't know whether it is grammatically correct.
grammar word-usage adverb-position
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Let her too wake up to a hot coffee.
(or)
Let her wake up to a hot cup of coffee too.
Here I am trying to convey that what she does for you everyday, you do it for her too.
I want to use the first sentence because the usage of 'too'after subject emphasizes more on the latter but I don't know whether it is grammatically correct.
grammar word-usage adverb-position
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Let her too wake up to a hot coffee.
(or)
Let her wake up to a hot cup of coffee too.
Here I am trying to convey that what she does for you everyday, you do it for her too.
I want to use the first sentence because the usage of 'too'after subject emphasizes more on the latter but I don't know whether it is grammatically correct.
grammar word-usage adverb-position
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Let her too wake up to a hot coffee.
(or)
Let her wake up to a hot cup of coffee too.
Here I am trying to convey that what she does for you everyday, you do it for her too.
I want to use the first sentence because the usage of 'too'after subject emphasizes more on the latter but I don't know whether it is grammatically correct.
grammar word-usage adverb-position
grammar word-usage adverb-position
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