Place the Adverbs

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Put the adverbs in the correct places in the sentences.

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Dasha Kareva

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Unscramble Words Place the AdverbsOnline version Put the adverbs in the correct places in the sentences. by Dasha Kareva 1 I visit my parents at the weekend. (usually) I visit the my parents usually at weekend . . 2 I watch television, though I listen to the radio. (hardly ever, frequently) though watch frequently television I , listen hardly the ever to I radio . , . 3 I don't understand why she didn't come to my party. (still) to why my party I come she still didn't don't understand . . 4 He has had three cars and they have been Volvos. (all) had has He they all Volvos three cars been have and . . 5 I've got two sisters and they're married. (both) I've they're got sisters married both two and . . 6 Have you eaten oysters? (ever) ever oysters eaten Have you ? ? 7 I'm going to get married next year. (probably) probably going year married I'm to next get . . 8 I do wish she'd speak louder. I can hear a word she's saying. (hardly) can hardly hear she's I a word saying . . 9 Sue's not very adventurous. She hasn't been abroad. (even) been She even hasn't abroad . . 10 My brother-in-law loses his temper. He's so calm and self-controlled. (hardly ever, always) law and - so - He's controlled temper self brother always . calm his ever loses My in - hardly . - - . - . 11 I disagree with you. Men are more violent than women. (completely, definitely) more are than with completely . I definitely you Men disagree women violent . . . 12 He goes to bed early but reads for hours before he goes to sleep. (always, sometimes) before He but bed goes for hours sometimes sleep always goes he to to reads early . . 13 I go jogging these days. There's enough time. (rarely, never) enough jogging go days time never . I rarely There's these . . . 14 Peter is a good singer and he plays the guitar. (also) guitar a plays Peter he and singer good also the is . . 15 I haven't finished doing my homework. I've got two more exercises to do. (yet, still) exercises got do homework yet two I've . haven't more doing still to my finished I . . .

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Put the adverbs in the correct places in the sentences.

by Dasha Kareva

I visit my parents at the weekend. (usually)

I visit the my parents usually at weekend .

I watch television, though I listen to the radio. (hardly ever, frequently)

though watch frequently television I , listen hardly the ever to I radio .

, .

I don't understand why she didn't come to my party. (still)

to why my party I come she still didn't don't understand .

He has had three cars and they have been Volvos. (all)

had has He they all Volvos three cars been have and .

I've got two sisters and they're married. (both)

I've they're got sisters married both two and .

Have you eaten oysters? (ever)

I'm going to get married next year. (probably)

probably going year married I'm to next get .

I do wish she'd speak louder. I can hear a word she's saying. (hardly)

can hardly hear she's I a word saying .

Sue's not very adventurous. She hasn't been abroad. (even)

been She even hasn't abroad .

My brother-in-law loses his temper. He's so calm and self-controlled. (hardly ever, always)

law and - so - He's controlled temper self brother always . calm his ever loses My in - hardly .

- - . - .

I disagree with you. Men are more violent than women. (completely, definitely)

more are than with completely . I definitely you Men disagree women violent .

. .

He goes to bed early but reads for hours before he goes to sleep. (always, sometimes)

before He but bed goes for hours sometimes sleep always goes he to to reads early .

I go jogging these days. There's enough time. (rarely, never)

enough jogging go days time never . I rarely There's these .

. .

Peter is a good singer and he plays the guitar. (also)

guitar a plays Peter he and singer good also the is .

I haven't finished doing my homework. I've got two more exercises to do. (yet, still)

exercises got do homework yet two I've . haven't more doing still to my finished I .

. .

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by Dasha Kareva

I visit my parents at the weekend. (usually)

I watch television, though I listen to the radio. (hardly ever, frequently)

I don't understand why she didn't come to my party. (still)

He has had three cars and they have been Volvos. (all)

I've got two sisters and they're married. (both)

Have you eaten oysters? (ever)

I'm going to get married next year. (probably)

I do wish she'd speak louder. I can hear a word she's saying. (hardly)

Sue's not very adventurous. She hasn't been abroad. (even)

My brother-in-law loses his temper. He's so calm and self-controlled. (hardly ever, always)

I disagree with you. Men are more violent than women. (completely, definitely)

He goes to bed early but reads for hours before he goes to sleep. (always, sometimes)

I go jogging these days. There's enough time. (rarely, never)

Peter is a good singer and he plays the guitar. (also)

I haven't finished doing my homework. I've got two more exercises to do. (yet, still)

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