Usually, he takes work home at the weekend

He usually takes work home at the weekend

He usually take work home at the weekend

He takes usually work home at the weekend

sometimes, generally, usually, often, never

always, usually,generally, sometimes

usually, generally, often, sometimes

always, never, weekly, sometimes

Twice a year I visit our headquarters in London.

Once a month, we release a new project.

Every other day I go to the gym.

Next week I´ll go on vacation.

At the beginning n´ at the end of a sentence

In the middle and at the beginning of a sentence.

before the main verb

after the main verb

On Mondays I have meetings all day long.

I have meetings all day long, at Mondays

In the Mondays I have meetings all day long

I never have meetings of Mondays

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

In the afternoon

In the morning

In the evening

In the night

After the main verb and before verb to be

After the main verb and after verb to be

After verb to be and before the main verb

After the noun or pronoun and before the main verb

We take clients out generally to a good restaurant

We take generally clients out to a good restaurant

We take out clients generally to a good restaurant

Generally, we take clients out to a good restaurant