garmmar
"jams, safely attached to her back, made no sound at all" why is safely uesed in front of this short sentance?
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Jam can also be a verb, meaning to push something in so that it is tight. Example. - He jams the wedge into the bottom of the door, so it will stay open. I suppose jamming something safely attaches it to a back.
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Hi, what's a Jam?! it just indicates a sense of security, it's nothing to do with grammar - it's not required. It's just an adverb used to develop the sentence. If you mean the order of the wording, it just sounds better this way (that's my understanding anyway)
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If it is "safely" attached, this means that it will not fall off and break.
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