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Almost (position) Hi, there Where should I put “almost” and “nearly” in this sentence? “Hate has become an ALMOST/NEARLY unavoidable fact of like on the Internet” or “ Hate has NEARLY/ALMOST become an almost/nearly unavoidable fact of like on the Internet” or “ Hate has become ALMOST/NEARLY an unavoidable fact of like on the Internet” Thank you

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I would do the following: "hate has become an almost unavoidable fact of life on the internet" "Hate has become an almost unavoidable fact of life on the internet" "Hate has become nearly unavoidable on the internet" Good luck-hope this helps :)
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My preference would be: “Hate has become an ALMOST/(NEARLY) unavoidable fact of life on the Internet” ("life", not "like" I presume...)
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El odio se ha convertido casi en un hecho casi inevitable

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