Query re Moving to another Country

[Ouranos]

Hello @admin,

Has your friend finally moved? Or has he decided different?

Greetings Ouranos

PS: Is it grammatically correct to say "Has your friend finally moved"? Or is it wrong and it should sound like that: "Has your friend moved finally?" Could you give me all possible word-orders of this senctence? Thx

[admin]

Great to see you here again!

I took your information (for which - many thanks), and 'transcribed' it, along with my understanding...and sent it to him. (Bear in mind that he has only a very little knowledge of astrology, so had to try to rephrase it...).

Anyway, upshot was that he did feel that it was HIS wish to move - and in reply - mentioned that it would be a 'problem' for his mate to do so. Accordingly, he's staying 'put', having realised that it would have put too much pressure on his partner. Thankyou so much, again, for all your work on this.

PS: Is it grammatically correct to say "Has your friend finally moved"? Or is it wrong and it should sound like that: "Has your friend moved finally?" Could you give me all possible word-orders of this senctence?

If you're writing an essay, for example, you would say: "Has your friend moved, finally?" But if you're just chatting - as in somewhere like this - it's ok to say: "Has your friend finally moved?" ('Tis about that silly 'split infinitve': "I moved"...or, in a conversation one would say: " I finally moved!" ...which is a more 'natural' way of saying it, as it's conversational).

Best and thanks again.

[Ouranos]

Hello

Thanks for your answers Pitty, that he doesn't move now. But: He could make a shorter journey in his country, Saturn in 9 can also mean something different, who knows?

Best wishes!

Ouranos