Position of adverbs and Collocations with have and take

In which sentence is the adverb of degree "almost" correctly positioned?

• I almost fell over.

• I fell over almost.

• I fell almost over.

• I over fell almost

Comments adverbs can go at the ........................ of the sentence.

• Beginning

• Beginning, middle and end

• Beginning and end

• Beginning and middle

Which of the following collocations is/are correct?

• She has an excuse for everything.

• They are having a look of the house.

• They are asking us to have a decision.

• I didn't have a good time at the party.

"Definitely, we will shift to a better location." is as correct as "We will definitely shift to a better location"

• True

• False

"Quickly" is an adverb of:

• Manner

• Frequency

• Comment

• Degree

What is the correct collocation of frequently

• I frequently am seeing my boyfriend.

• I'm frequently seeing my boyfriend.

• I'm seeing frequently my boyfriend.

• None is correct.

Which collocations of take is/are correct

• I took a decision yesterday.

• I will take a taxi after work.

• I take everything seriously.

• See you Marcos, take care.