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Adverb Word Order —
Choose the Correct Position.

This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Each option contains the same words, so choose the one where the adverb stands in the right position.

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Question 1

Priya _____ before a long journey.

Options: usually packs a snack, packs usually a snack, packs a usually snack

Question 2

Omar _____ so that the baby stayed asleep.

Options: closed quietly the door, closed the door quietly, closed the quietly door

Question 3

Even when work is busy, Ravi _____.

Options: visits once a month his grandparents, once a month visits his grandparents, visits his grandparents once a month

Question 4

_____ the newspaper on Sundays?

Options: Do you usually read, Do usually you read, Do you read usually

Question 5

_____ nervous before a presentation?

Options: Is often she, Is she often, Often she is

Question 6

Since childhood, they _____.

Options: have enjoyed always board games, have enjoyed board always games, have always enjoyed board games

Question 7

On school nights we _____.

Options: do not usually order takeaway food, do not order usually takeaway food, do not order takeaway usually food

Question 8

Thanks, but we have _____ paid the bill.

Options: yet, already, ever

Question 9

I posted the form on Monday, but the office hasn't replied _____.

Options: still, just, yet

Question 10

The plumber promised to call, but he _____ phoned.

Options: still hasn't, hasn't still, yet hasn't

Question 11

On this road you _____.

Options: should wear always a helmet, should always wear a helmet, should wear a always helmet

Question 12

The nurse _____ before we signed it.

Options: explained clearly the form, explained the clearly form, explained the form clearly

Question 13

To stay fit, Diego _____.

Options: plays football three times a week, plays three times a week football, three times a week plays football

Practice Adverb Word Order - Choose the Correct Position with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.

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