New answers tagged adverbes
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Considering there is already an exhaustive answer going through the various meanings of plus on this site I will only try to clarify the meaning of the sentence in OP's question:
Puis moi, je me suis retrouvée avec... plus beaucoup de vision.
I Plus de...
First let's point out this is spoken language, it is correct but colloquial, other ways to express the ...
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"Plus beaucoup" means "not much any more", or "not any longer" (Macmillan).
In the present usage,
the Wiktionnaire calls this word an adverb, but the TLFi calls it just a particle.
"Plus" is a tricky word as it can be an adverb of quantity, a preposition that has the meaning of addition, and finally a negative particle
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Tu vas encore te perdre is the normal unstressed way to say it. But you are right encore could be placed after the verb to create an effect.
When writing I would introduce a coma before encore.
Tu vas te perdre, encore.
and when speaking make a pause before encore.
Having encore after the verb shows insistence or exasperation.
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