Position of Adverbs 2

Question 1

Front Position:
Many adverbs go in front position:
of connection,
time and place,
Comment or view point adverbs.

Answer 1

As a result, Japan faces a crisis.
Tomorrow the weather will be much cooler.
She just heard her sister is ill. Presumably, she will want to go home.

Question 2

Some adverbs can be a comment adverb, going in front form.
As manner adverb goes end.
Naturally, clearly, curiously, frankly, honestly, oddly, plainly, seriously.

Answer 2

Naturally, I’ll do all I can to help.
The radioactive gas occurs naturally in many areas.

Question 3

Adverbs that go in MID POSITION:
degree adverbs: Almost, hardly, nearly, quite, rather, scarcely.
Adverbs of order of events: first, last, next.
adverbs of frequency: hardly ever, often, rarely, regularly, seldom, always and never.
Exception: as a rule, on many occasions, from time to time, every so often. Go in front or end form.

Answer 3

The street lighting was so that we almost missed the turning.
I first met her in 1997.
We hardly ever see Kaspar nowadays, he is so busy at the office.

Question 4

Long adverbs go in front or end position.

Answer 4

She phoned home, anxious for news.
He picked up the vase with great care.
I’d seen Tarik the day before.