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Position of Adverbs - Application 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

Which sentence is the adverb correctly placed?

a)

We should come back tomorrow perhaps.

b)

We should come perhaps back tomorrow.

c)

Perhaps we should come back tomorrow.

d)

We perhaps should come back tomorrow.

2.

Which sentence is the adverb correctly placed?

a)

Outside the members of the team are drinking.

b)

The members of the team are drinking outside.

c)

The outside members of the team are drinking.

d)

The members of the team are outside drinking.

3.

Which sentence gives more emphasis to the adverb?

a)

They accepted the award wholeheartedly.

b)

Wholeheartedly, they accepted the award.

c)

They wholeheartedly accepted the award.

d)

They accepted the wholeheartedly award.

4.

True or false. Adverbs of manner not ending in -ly (like well, hard, and fast) can only appear in the end position.

a)

true

b)

false

5.

Which sentence is correct?

a)

I speak with my mother daily.

b)

Daily I speak with my mother.

c)

I speak daily with my mother.

d)

I speak with my daily mother.

6.

Which two adverb positions are possible?

a)

Peter every day goes to school.

b)

Peter goes to school every day.

c)

Peter goes every day to school.

d)

Every day, Peter goes to school.

7.

Which adverb cannot go in the end-position?

a)

We visited her last month.

b)

She will visit soon.

c)

I really like it also.

d)

I find it difficult too.

8.

Which sentence emphasizes the adverb of time?

a)

Today, I am leaving for Paris.

b)

We planned today to eat out.

c)

It's my birthday today.

d)

She said we would go tomorrow.

9.

Which sentence construction is common in writing:

a)

There is a man outside.

b)

There is an outside man.

c)

None

d)

Outside, there is a man.

10.

Which is a wrong construction.

a)

I always tell myself to be brave.

b)

I never tell myself to be brave.

c)

Always I tell myself to be brave.

d)

I usually take the bus.