Re: [nukkad] ADVERB before VERB

["Mahesh chandra gupta" <>]

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Words without thoughts never to heaven go. 
-Shakespeare, poet and dramatist (1564-1616). 

note in the above that adverb 'to heaven' has been placed 
before verb 'go' , though this particular formation is not 
common, generally a number of adverbs are placed before verb, 
and this way sentence sounds better; 
however number of people put such adverbs after verbs. 

Sincerely Cheers, 
:) Ameer ~* 'Ali
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1. To heaven is not adverb
2. To go is gerund
3. Example of adverb [a word that qualifies a verb]--

"I walked slowly"--Here slowly is adverb

MCG

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