English 6: Order of Adverbs

Arrange the adverbs in correct order.

My grandparents dance

(at the ballroom, to spend time together, every Summer, lively).

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She walked

(slowly, at 7 o'clock, every evening in order to walk her dog, down the alley).

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My friend, Laiza, runs

(before school, to lose weight, around the park, quickly, every morning).

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The teacher gives instructions

(at the end of the day, loudly, as the students prepare to go home, in the classroom).

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Tim reads (each day, there, after lunch).

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Dad walks impatiently home every evening after work.

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She goes at her garden before school at 6:30 a.m. to water her plants.

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Tim reads in his bedroom on the floor after lunch.

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I clean the litter box every day to keep the house from smelling.

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I did my workshop successfully today at the new building.

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