All languages have sentences with sentence-initial and non-sentence initial adverbial constituents. For most, if not all, adverbial constructions in all languages , the most “normal”, most prosaic, and implicationally most unmarked ordering for such constructions is in a non-sentence-initial position-following either the superficial subject, or the superficial object, or both.
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All languages have sentences with sentence-initial and non-sentence initial adverbial constituents. For most, if not all, adverbial constructions in all languages , the most “normal”, most prosaic, and implicationally most unmarked ordering for such constructions is in a non-sentence-initial position-following either the superficial subject, or the superficial object, or both.
