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A. Underline the adverbs and state their kind.
1. He plays quite well.
2. I am not a fool.
3. He is quite upset.
4. She is always busy.
5. When should I come?
6. She almost fell down.
7. They performed well.
8. I went there very often.
9. Can’t you sing any better?
10. They formerly worked here.
11. She will certainly guide you.
12. Take the medicine twice a day.
13. The door is shut. I can’t come out.
14. He is bold enough to talk to anyone.
15. The application is therefore rejected.
16. The time when he came was 5 o’clock.
17. The meeting was organised peacefully.
18. He might have reached there by now.
Position of Adverbs
Let us now learn about the position that adverbs take in a sentence.
1. Adverbs of manner are generally used after the verb or after the object, if the verb
takes the object. For example,
y He works happily.
y She ate the food quickly.
2. Adverbs of place and adverbs of time are also placed after the verb or after the
object, if the verb takes the object. For example,
y They are waiting there.
y They drop litter everywhere.
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