Atividade de inglês

ADVERB PLACEMENT beginning of clause/sentence | usually, normally, often, frequently, sometimes and occasionallyNOT: always, ever, rarely, seldom and never* | Usually we see him at church.Last night we went dancing. | end of the clause/sentence | usually, normally, often, frequently, sometimes and occasionallyNOT: always, ever, rarely, seldom and never*adverbs of time: today, every week, finally, already, soonadverbs of manner (how something is done): slowly, suddenly, badly, quietly | We’ve performed there occasionally.Where did you eat yesterday?All the bedrooms are upstairs.Have you taken the TOEFL yet? Have you eaten dinner already?She sang that aria very well.He drives competently. | middle of sentence | after BE verb after auxiliary verbbefore other verbs | adverbs of certainty: certainly, definitely, clearly, obviously, probably | They are definitely suited for each other.They’ll probably arrive late.He has apparently passed the class.They obviously forgot to read the directions. | after BE verb after auxiliary verbs before other verbs | adverbs of frequency: never, rarely, sometimes, often. usually, always, ever | He is rarely morose.We have never eaten Moroccan food.He always takes flowers to his girlfriend.She quite often invites people for Thanksgiving.They almost never go to the theater. | after BE verb after auxiliary verbs before other verbs | focusing adverbs: even, only, also, mainly, justadverbs of time: already, still, yet, finally, eventually, soon, last, just | He is only five years old.We don’t even know his name.We’ve already eaten dinner.He also rents chainsaws.I am finally ready.He is still planning to go tonight.We just finished painting the house. | after BE verb after auxiliary verbs before other verbs | adverbs of manner (how something is done): slowly, suddenly, badly, quietly | She is slowly finishing her PhD.He has carefully gathered the evidence.We methodically checked all the bags. |
* always and never can begin