ItвЂ™s quite generous of you to let me stay at your house.

This lesson is pretty easy to understand.

These words usually go in the mid-position,В immediately before the word that they emphasize. Other adverbs of certainty usually go in the mid-position:Д®x) very, really, extremely, terribly, quite, pretty, almost MaybeВ and perhapsВ usually go in the front-position: I honestlyВ didnвЂ™t like any of them.Д®x) definitely, certainly, clearly, obviously, probably, maybe, perhaps

They showed me all the products available.

вЂ¦although for some of them other positions are possible: Surprisingly,В an honest person found it and gave it back to me. Furthermore,В heвЂ™s not interested in finding one.

They drove south/southwardВ on the highway.Д¬onnecting adverbsВ show the relationship between events or ideas:В Ex) however, anyway, then, next, similarly, additionally, furthermore, otherwiseД¬ommenting adverbs show us the speakerвЂ™s attitude or opinion about the sentence: Ex) fortunately, surprisingly, stupidly, personally,В honestlyД«oth of these usually go in the front-positionвЂ¦.

The glass shattered and the pieces flew everywhere.

Usually go in end-positionВ or mid-positionВ immediately after the verb: Remember never to put an adverb in between the verb and its object.Д®x) downstairs, outside, nearby, south/southward, towards, backwards, everywhere

We never imagined this would be so hard.

Indefinite frequency:В Ex)В often, usually, frequently, occasionally, sometimes, rarely, always, never, finally, eventually, soonДЄlways and never go in the mid-position,В before the verb:

LetвЂ™s meet weeklyВ to share updates on the project.

The single-word adverbs of frequency cannotВ go in the front-position: вЂњShe runs fast.вЂќ Adverbs of time & frequencyДefinite frequency: Ex)В daily,* weekly,* every year, last weekДЇront-positionВ or end- positionВ (more common). In this sentence, readВ is the verb, a bookВ is the object, and sometimesВ is the adverb. In the following sentence, paintedВ is the verb, and the houseВ is the object.

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Here are some general guidelinesВ for knowing the position of adverbs: #1 вЂ“ Do not place an adverb between a verb and its object. fast, swift, swiftness, sharp, to be satisfied, quick, rapid, rapidness, to hurry up. The position of adverbs in the sentence depends on what type of adverb it is. How frequently do I practice? Occasionally.

I occasionallyВ practice speaking English.

Adverbs often answer the questions вЂњHow?вЂќ and вЂњIn what way?вЂќ For example: AdverbsВ are words that describe verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or clauses.

Quickly in a sentence