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COMMENT: Some people feel that to use ‘to seriously consider a proposal’ is wrong, es- pecially in writing, and that you should use ‘to consider a proposal seriously’ or ‘seri- ously to consider a proposal’. In speech, avoiding a split infinitive can sound clumsy or too formal: ‘I used to really enjoy it’ is more usual than ‘I used really to enjoy it’

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