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Adverb Position & Order Practice Worksheet | GPN

Instructions: Answer all questions in your notebook. Choose the correct option or fill in the blanks.


Section A: Correct Adverb Position (8 Questions)

Choose the sentence with correct adverb position:

1. a) I yesterday went to market.   b) I went to market yesterday.
2. a) She speaks well English.   b) She speaks English well.
3. a) He is always late.   b) He always is late.
4. a) Put there the book.   b) Put the book there.
5. a) I have already finished.   b) I already have finished.
6. a) She is very happy.   b) She very is happy.
7. a) We often go to park.   b) We go often to park.
8. a) He can hardly walk.   b) He hardly can walk.

Section B: Multiple Adverbs Order (8 Questions)

Choose correct order of multiple adverbs:

9. a) She sang beautifully yesterday at the concert.
   b) She sang beautifully at the concert yesterday.
10. a) He works hard in the office every day.
   b) He works hard every day in the office.
11. a) They played happily in the park yesterday.
   b) They played happily yesterday in the park.
12. a) She spoke softly there yesterday.
   b) She spoke softly yesterday there.
13. a) He drives carefully always.
   b) He always drives carefully.
14. a) We will meet tomorrow here.
   b) We will meet here tomorrow.
15. a) She reads quietly in the library every evening.
   b) She reads quietly every evening in the library.
16. a) They arrived late at the party yesterday.
   b) They arrived late yesterday at the party.

Section C: Position Rules (9 Questions)

17. MPT order stands for:
a) Manner → Place → Time   b) Manner → Time → Place
18. Frequency adverbs usually go:
a) before main verb   b) after main verb
19. "Only" before subject focuses on:
a) subject   b) verb   c) object
20. "Enough" comes:
a) before adjective   b) after adjective
21. With "be" verb, frequency adverbs go:
a) before "be"   b) after "be"
22. Degree adverbs like "very" go:
a) before adjective   b) after adjective
23. "Hardly" uses:
a) positive verb   b) negative verb
24. "Not always" means:
a) sometimes not   b) never
25. Which position changes meaning of "only"?
a) Before subject   b) Before verb   c) Both change meaning

Answer Key

Note: Try all questions first before checking answers!

Section A Answers:

Q.No. Answer Rule
1b) I went to market yesterday.Time adverbs usually at end
2b) She speaks English well.Manner adverb after object
3a) He is always late.Frequency adverb after "be" verb
4b) Put the book there.Place adverb at end
5a) I have already finished.Mid-position after auxiliary
6a) She is very happy.Degree adverb before adjective
7a) We often go to park.Frequency adverb before main verb
8a) He can hardly walk.Mid-position after modal

Section B Answers:

Q.No. Answer MPT Order
9b) She sang beautifully at the concert yesterday.Manner → Place → Time
10a) He works hard in the office every day.Manner → Place → Time
11a) They played happily in the park yesterday.Manner → Place → Time
12a) She spoke softly there yesterday.Manner → Place → Time
13b) He always drives carefully.Frequency → Verb → Manner
14b) We will meet here tomorrow.Place → Time
15a) She reads quietly in the library every evening.Manner → Place → Time
16a) They arrived late at the party yesterday.Manner → Place → Time

Section C Answers:

Q.No. Answer Rule
17a) Manner → Place → TimeMPT order rule
18a) before main verbFrequency adverb position
19a) subject"Only" before subject focuses on subject
20b) after adjectiveEnough comes after adjective
21b) after "be"Frequency adverb after "be" verb
22a) before adjectiveDegree adverbs before what they modify
23a) positive verbHardly = almost not, uses positive verb
24a) sometimes notNot always = sometimes not
25c) Both change meaning"Only" position changes meaning

Scoring:
22-25 Correct: Excellent!
17-21 Correct: Good! Review mistakes.
Below 17: Revise the main guide.