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History is an inevitably important and compulsory subject in the
curriculum of many countries, and some people argue that learning
about local history is more crucial than memorizing historical world
events.




Am I right to write "History is an inevitably important..."? , or should I just need to write:" History is inevitably an important subject..."?



I am confused with the position of words in sentences. I really appreciate for your help. Thank you in advance!










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    History is an inevitably important and compulsory subject in the
    curriculum of many countries, and some people argue that learning
    about local history is more crucial than memorizing historical world
    events.




    Am I right to write "History is an inevitably important..."? , or should I just need to write:" History is inevitably an important subject..."?



    I am confused with the position of words in sentences. I really appreciate for your help. Thank you in advance!










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      History is an inevitably important and compulsory subject in the
      curriculum of many countries, and some people argue that learning
      about local history is more crucial than memorizing historical world
      events.




      Am I right to write "History is an inevitably important..."? , or should I just need to write:" History is inevitably an important subject..."?



      I am confused with the position of words in sentences. I really appreciate for your help. Thank you in advance!










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      History is an inevitably important and compulsory subject in the
      curriculum of many countries, and some people argue that learning
      about local history is more crucial than memorizing historical world
      events.




      Am I right to write "History is an inevitably important..."? , or should I just need to write:" History is inevitably an important subject..."?



      I am confused with the position of words in sentences. I really appreciate for your help. Thank you in advance!







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          inevitably is an adverb, so it can either describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.



          In your two examples, it is being used to describe different words in the sentence.




          History is inevitably an important subject.




          Here, it is describing the verb is.




          History is an **inevitably important* subject




          Here, it is describing the adjective important.



          Both, sound technically grammatical, but I prefer the first. It is much more common for inevitably to refer to the verb, especially the verb, to be.






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            inevitably is an adverb, so it can either describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.



            In your two examples, it is being used to describe different words in the sentence.




            History is inevitably an important subject.




            Here, it is describing the verb is.




            History is an **inevitably important* subject




            Here, it is describing the adjective important.



            Both, sound technically grammatical, but I prefer the first. It is much more common for inevitably to refer to the verb, especially the verb, to be.






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              inevitably is an adverb, so it can either describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.



              In your two examples, it is being used to describe different words in the sentence.




              History is inevitably an important subject.




              Here, it is describing the verb is.




              History is an **inevitably important* subject




              Here, it is describing the adjective important.



              Both, sound technically grammatical, but I prefer the first. It is much more common for inevitably to refer to the verb, especially the verb, to be.






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                inevitably is an adverb, so it can either describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.



                In your two examples, it is being used to describe different words in the sentence.




                History is inevitably an important subject.




                Here, it is describing the verb is.




                History is an **inevitably important* subject




                Here, it is describing the adjective important.



                Both, sound technically grammatical, but I prefer the first. It is much more common for inevitably to refer to the verb, especially the verb, to be.






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                inevitably is an adverb, so it can either describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.



                In your two examples, it is being used to describe different words in the sentence.




                History is inevitably an important subject.




                Here, it is describing the verb is.




                History is an **inevitably important* subject




                Here, it is describing the adjective important.



                Both, sound technically grammatical, but I prefer the first. It is much more common for inevitably to refer to the verb, especially the verb, to be.







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