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I am stumped. I have a sentence I wish to write but am uncertain where I can insert the caveat. The sentence is either: 'I believe, at their core, all writers are daydreamers.'

  • I believe, at their core, all writers are daydreamers.

or 'I believe all writers are, at their core, daydreamers.'

  • I believe all writers are, at their core, daydreamers.

Which is grammatically correct?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

I am stumped. I have a sentence I wish to write but am uncertain where I can insert the caveat. The sentence is either: 'I believe, at their core, all writers are daydreamers.' or 'I believe all writers are, at their core, daydreamers.'

Which is grammatically correct?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

I am stumped. I have a sentence I wish to write but am uncertain where I can insert the caveat. The sentence is either:

  • I believe, at their core, all writers are daydreamers.

or

  • I believe all writers are, at their core, daydreamers.

Which is grammatically correct?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Where to insert a caveat?

I am stumped. I have a sentence I wish to write but am uncertain where I can insert the caveat. The sentence is either: 'I believe, at their core, all writers are daydreamers.' or 'I believe all writers are, at their core, daydreamers.'

Which is grammatically correct?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.