Do you say "To swim is dangerous in the river"?
"To swim in the river is dangerous." or
"It's dangerous to swim in the river."
is OK,
but I think "To swim is dangerous in the river."
is a bit strange.

So I'd like to ask if you can move the adverb of the noun clause.

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Do you say "To swim is dangerous in the river"?
"To swim in the river is dangerous." or 
"It's dangerous to swim in the river." 
is OK,
but I think "To swim is dangerous in the river."
is a bit strange.

So I'd like to ask if you can move the adverb of the noun clause.

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Your instincts are correct - "to swim is dangerous in the river" is not a natural English sentence.  You can, however, use the gerund "swimming" with that same word order: "Swimming is dangerous in the river."

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"It's dangerous to swim in the river." is the best way to say it in my opinion.
I would change the first one to be "Swimming in the river is dangerous."  The third example does sound a little strange.

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Thank you for the comment:)
sorry in this sentence, I should have said prepositional clause><

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I'd say: "Swimming in the river is dangerous" 
What do you mean by moving the "adverb" of the noun clause?? cause I don't see any adverb..