Adverbial Placement Challenge

Where should the adverbial 'slowly' be placed in the sentence: 'She walked down the street'?

• She slowly walked down the street

• She walked down slowly the street

• Walked she slowly down the street

• She walked slowly down the street

Identify the correct placement of the adverbial 'probably' in the sentence: 'He will arrive late.'

• He will arrive late probably.

• Probably he will arrive late.

• He will probably arrive late.

• He will arrive probably late.

In which position should the adverbial 'by hand' be placed in the sentence: 'He painted the picture'?

• He painted by hand the picture

• He by hand painted the picture

• He painted the picture by hand

• He painted the by hand picture

Where does the adverbial 'in June' fit in the sentence: 'They are planning a vacation'?

• in the middle

• at the end

• at the beginning

• after 'planning'

Identify the appropriate placement of the adverbial 'In Paris' in the sentence: 'They met for coffee.'

• In Paris they met for coffee.

• In Paris, they met for coffee.

• They met for coffee in Paris.

• They met in Paris for coffee.

Where should the adverbial 'loudly' be placed in the sentence: 'He sang the song'?

• He sang loudly the song

• He loudly sang the song

• He sang the loudly song

• Sang he loudly the song

In which position should the adverbial 'in the end' be placed in the sentence: 'They finished the race'?

• End in the

• In the finish

• The race finished

• At the end

Identify the correct placement of the adverbial 'easily' in the sentence: 'She solved the math problem.'

• She solved easily the math problem.

• She easily solved the math problem.

• Easily she solved the math problem.

• She solved the easily math problem.

Where does the adverbial 'slowly' fit in the sentence: 'The car moved down the road'?

• between 'the car' and 'moved'

• before the verb 'moved'

• after the verb 'moved'

• at the end of the sentence

Identify the appropriate placement of the adverbial 'probably' in the sentence: 'He will pass the exam.'

• He will probably pass the exam.

• He probably will pass the exam.

• He will pass probably the exam.

• Probably he will pass the exam.