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Really(placement) Hi, there Should I say "He is really in trouble" or "He really is in trouble"? What's the difference? Between these TWO, which is right? Thank you

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"He is really in trouble"  = He is in big trouble 
"He really is in trouble" = He is just in trouble 
Both are correct~~

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Both are acceptable. You can use any 



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Both are correct. For American usage there is absolutely no difference. Not even in a slight nuance. Neither conversationally nor grammatically. No difference.

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