Adverbs / adverb phrases of time and condition

Synonym for occassionally...

Where does the adverb "usually" go?

• I am usually angry, believe me!

• I usually am angry, believe me!

What is the correct position of the adverb "never"?

• Never I have been to Paris.

• I have been never to Paris.

• I have never been to Paris.

If I want to place emphasis on the fact that I "often" do something, which sentence is correct?

• Often, I talk to famous people.

• I talk often to famous people.

• I often talk to famous people.

• None of the above

Which sentence is correct?

• Unless you watch television, you don't finish your food.

• Unless you don't finish your food, you won't watch television.

• Unless you don't watch television, you'll finish your food.

• Unless you finish your food, you'll watch television.

Which sentence is correct?

• Unless you get the job in Europe, what will you tell your parents?

• If you get the job in Europe, what will you tell your parents?

• Whether you get the job in Europe, what will you tell your parents?

Which sentence is correct?

• She didn't ask for my opinion about if it was a good idea to play golf that rainy afternoon.

• She didn't ask for my opinion on it was a good idea to play golf that afternoon.

• She didn't ask for my opinion about whether it was a good idea to play golf that rainy afternoon.

I'll be mad ______ you forget our wedding anniversary.

Which one is correct?

• I couldn't choose whether getting a cake or a pizza.

• I couldn't decide if to get a cake or a pizza.

• I couldn't choose if getting a cake or a pizza.

• I couldn't choose whether to get a cake or a pizza.

Complete the list: never, hardly ever, _______, occassionally.