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Place the adverbs and
adverbial phrases in the correct positions |
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She was ( at the
office, by ten o'clock )
By ten o'clock she
was at the office. |
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He wanted to do that ( very much, all his life ). |
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She is going ( on Monday, to Sandiland, for two weeks ). |
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The pupils stayed ( all morning, quietly, in class ). |
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That old woman was born ( in the year 1890, at four
o'clock, on Christmas morning ). |
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He has worked ( throughout the week, very hard, in class
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She danced ( at the City Hall, last week, gracefully, in
the concert ). |
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Shall I meet you ( outside the
cinema, on Tuesday, at noon ) ? |
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He spoke to us ( on our way to
school, rudely, this morning ). |
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The new boy grinned when he met us
( at the tuckshop, sheepishly ). |
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He swerved when he rounded the
corner ( to the pavement, violently ). |
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I bought a pair of shoes ( last
Saturday, in that shop, at the annual sale ). |
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He arrived ( at the office, late,
this morning ). |
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The beggar told his tale as he sat
on the sidewalk ( pitifully, every day ). |
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The boy chased the goats ( when he
saw them eating the plants, angrily, out of the garden ). |
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The runners ran ( round the field,
during the race, as fast as they could ). |
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He listens to the teacher ( in the
class, attentively, every day ). |
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The car ran over the dog while it
was running across the road ( accidentally, a few minutes ago ). |
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I do my homework ( always, in my
room, in the afternoon ). |
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He rebuked the boy ( yesterday,
loudly, when he saw him bullying another boy ). |
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The robbery took place ( in the
afternoon, in the Galaxy Goldsmith shop, at two o'clock ). |
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Answers |
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All his life he wanted very much to do that. |
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On Monday she is going to Sandiland for two weeks. |
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All morning the pupils stayed quietly in class. |
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That old woman was born at four o'clock on Christmas
morning in the year 1890. |
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He has worked very hard in class throughout the week. |
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She danced gracefully in the concert at the City Hall
last week. |
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Shall I meet you outside the cinema
at noon on Tuesday ? |
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On our way to school this morning,
he spoke rudely to us. |
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The new boy grinned sheepishly when
he met us at the tuckshop. |
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He swerved to the pavement when he
rounded the corner violently. |
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I bought a pair of shoes at the
annual sale in that shop last Saturday. |
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He arrived late at the office this
morning. |
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The beggar told his tale pitifully
as he sat on the sidewalk every day. |
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When he saw them eating the plants,
the boy angrily chased the goats out of the garden. |
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During the race, the runners ran
round the field as fast as they could. |
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He listens attentively to the
teacher in the class every day. |
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The car accidentally ran over the
dog while it was running across the road a few minutes ago. |
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I always do my homework in my room
in the afternoon. |
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He rebuked the boy loudly when he
saw him bullying another boy yesterday. |
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The robbery took place in the
Galaxy Goldsmith shop at two o'clock in the afternoon. |
