Put the words in order to form a sentence. The first word of a sentence begins with a capital letter. EXPLANATION
Adverb Position
RULE#1
ADVERB + ONE WORD VERB (adverb goes in mid position)
She usually watches TV in the evenings. I really like my cat. She simply did not have the time for it.
RULE#2
ADVERB + MULTI-WORD VERB (adverb goes after first verb)
I canneverdo anything right. John doesn'tusuallydrink alcohol. You havealmostforgotten about it.
RULE#3
ADVERB OF CERTAINTY (adverb goes before a negative auxiliary/modal)
He certainly won't win. He will definitely not go to the party. Carol probably doesn't know the answer.
RULE#4
ADVERB (goes after IS, AM, ARE, WAS, WERE)
I'm always hungry. Jim was usually very friendly. They were both tired. She is all excited.
1) Do you always play computer games at night? 2) He has recently been appointed as the new director. 3) I probably won`t go on holiday this year. 4) Janet soon became bored with her new boyfriend. 5) My sisters are both secretaries. 6) Steve never has to work because his father is rich. 7) This old mansion isn`t usually open to the public. 8) They were all looking for the missing child. 9) I`m never bored when playing computer games. 10) David will probably not move to Australia.
