Please, how does the word "however" "communicate . . . when information"?  

Christine Gray 



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Subject: Re: Conjunctive Adverbs

In my "book," I call them "when words" that can be used to communicate - 
guess what? - when information!

Geoff


>In his book Analyzing English Grammar, Klammer labels "always," 
>"sometimes,"
>"never," etc. qualifiers, I think.

>I believe he points out that one of the tests of an adverb is whether "one"
>can put very or another intensifier in front of it.  He uses frame 
>sentences
>as a way to identify a word as/check whether a word actually is a noun,
>verb, adjective, or adverb.

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