Confusing Adverbs/Adverb positions in a sentence

Select the correct adverb to complete the sentence:

My daughter ate all her lunch, ___ the vegetables

• ever

• even

Select the correct adverb to complete the sentence:

I haven't seen the news ___. Have you?

• late

• lately

Select the correct adverb to complete the sentence:

I hate most TV programmes, ____ reality shows

• specially

• especially

Select the correct adverb to complete the sentence:

Dave ___ crashed his car, but he braked just in time!

• nearly

• near

Select the correct adverb to complete the sentence:

Please don't tell me what happens, because I haven't read the book ___.

• yet

• still

Is the adverb in the correct position?

Always I go to the gym

• Yes

• No

Is the adverb in the correct position?

I like a lot Ajiaco. It's delicious!

• Yes

• No

Is the adverb in the correct position?

He's always late!

• Yes

• No

Are the adverbs in the correct position?

I'll see you tomorrow here.

• Yes

• No

Is the adverb in the correct position?

Only I have 10,000 pesos.

• Yes

• No