Which type of adverbial phrase answers the question "where?"

• Adverbial phrase of time

• Adverbial phrase of place

• Adverbial phrase of manner

• Adverbial phrase of reason

In the sentence "She spoke very softly during the meeting," what type of adverbial phrase is underlined?

• Adverbial phrase of time

• Adverbial phrase of place

• Adverbial phrase of frequency

• Adverbial phrase of manner

Which of the following is an example of an adverbial phrase of time?

• In the garden

• With great enthusiasm

• Before sunrise

• Because of the rain

Which adverbial phrase answers the question "how often?"

• Adverbial phrase of degree

• Adverbial phrase of frequency

• Adverbial phrase of manner

• Adverbial phrase of time

In the sentence "The team worked tirelessly during three months" what type of adverbial phrase is underlined?

• Adverbial phrase of purpose

• Adverbial phrase of manner

• Adverbial phrase of time

• Adverbial phrase of reason

What type of adverbial phrase is "so quickly" in the sentence "The ice cream melted so quickly"?

• Adverbial phrase of degree

• Adverbial phrase of manner

• Adverbial phrase of time

• Adverbial phrase of result

Which position is NOT one of the three main positions for adverbials in relation to a main clause?

• Front

• Middle

• End

• Below

In spoken English, where do adverbials of manner, place, and time usually go?

• At the beginning of the clause

• In the middle of the clause

• Before the subject

• At the end of the clause

Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct placement of an adverb of frequency?

• I occasionally go to the gym.

• I go occasionally to the gym.

• I go to occasionally the gym.

• Occasionally I go to the gym.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct placement of an adverb between two verbs?

• She made carefully the effort to drive.

• She made the effort carefully to drive.

• She made the effort to carefully drive.

• She made the effort to drive carefully.