Adverb placement

Welcome to the "Adverb Placement" category on Questions LLC! If you've ever wondered where to place an adverb in a sentence or how it can affect the meaning and emphasis of your words, you've come to the right place. This category is dedicated to exploring the rules, techniques, and nuances of adverb placement in English grammar. Whether you are a language enthusiast, a student, or simply curious about adverbs, our community of experts is here to provide insightful answers to all your questions. So, delve into the world of adverb placement and enhance your understanding of how these small yet important words can add depth and precision to your sentences.

Questions (17)

Identify the correct sentence.A. A crew of six people must travel long distances nearly every day to harvest bamboo for two
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2. asked by Angela
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1. He often goes to the movies.2. Often he goes to the movies. 3. He goes to the movies often. [Are they all correct? Would you
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. She has already bought the tickets.2. She has bought the tickets already. 3. Already she has bought the tickets. 4. I am
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2. asked by rfvv
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Which sentence demonstrates correct placement of an adverb modifying an adjective?*Remember, adverbs answer the questions: who,
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2. asked anonymously
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Where should an adverb modifying an adjective be placed in a sentence?(1 point)Responses immediately after the adjective
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2. asked by j Cole
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1. He wants to really experience it. ['Really' modifies 'experience'.]2. He really wants to experience it. 3. He wants really to
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. He is looking for the key in the room.2. He is looking for the key which is in the room. 3. In the room, he is looking for
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. It wasn't dark yet.2. It wasn't yet dark. 3. It was already dark. 4. It was dark already. ---------------------------- Thank
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2. asked by rfvv
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which is the correct word order?She only said.. or She said only Any rules for word order?
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2. asked by Anonymous
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1. I have seen her once.2. I once have seen her. 3. I have once seen her. ------------------ Which one is grammatical and
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. I want strongly to go abroad some day.2. I strongly want to go abroad some day. 3. I want to go abroad strongly some day.
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2. asked by rfvv
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Which sentence demonstrates correct placement of an adverb modifying an adjective?(1 point)Responses The redwood tree was
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2. asked by I hate math
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Hello. I'll be grateful for your help.1)Is the sentence OK: "The terms of the new contract were being discussed exactly when he
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2. asked by Ilma
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John often comes late to class.In these sentence,Can i change the adverb sequence? For example: Often John comes late to class.
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2. asked by Bayarbold
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an adverb may also appear directly in front of the verb or at the very beginning of a sentence:I occasionally dance.
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2. asked by Bayarbold
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Which sentence demonstrates correct placement of an adverb modifying an adjective?a) Never, the lost driver checked the map. b)
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2. asked by Alto Saxaphone
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Which sentence demonstrates correct placement of an adverb modifying an adjective
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2. asked by ..l
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