A new place: time-manner-place, imperfect modal verbs
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I can understand and talk about past journeys using correct word order and imperfect modal verbs.
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The sound-symbol correspondences [eu] and [äu] have the same sound, which is different from [au].
Adverbs in a sentence follow the order time, manner, place (TMP); this word order applies in all tenses.
Any adverb can start a sentence for emphasis. Where this occurs, use word order two (WO2) and TMP for remaining adverbs.
Use imperfect modal verbs in speech and writing to say what you and others wanted, were able or had to do.
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