"She never forgave us."
Translation:Hon förlät oss aldrig.
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I think the rule is that adverbs come after pronouns. Jag gillar du inte. Jag gillar inte björnen.
Almost. With nouns, you must have the adverb before the noun. With pronouns, both ways are possible, but the neutral way of saying it is to have the pronoun first. If you put the pronoun after the adverb, you get a special meaning, in this case – she never forgave us, but she did forgive someone else.
If the sentence is right and there's no context, shouldn't you accept both? On the other hand, after I read this comment another 30 or 40 times I might remember the rule ...
Not sure. After all Hon förlät aldrig oss sounds strange with no context. – The general guideline actually isn't to accept everything that could be possible with added context, but rather not to accept things that only work with a less likely context.
I wrote "Hon förlät aldrig oss" and it was accepted, should I assume that it was added as an accepted translation? Is there any difference in the order or can we swap those words as we please?
