This document provides grammar rules and exercises about adverb placement. It states that adverbs generally go before normal verbs and after forms of "to be." It then lists six exercises asking the reader to make sentences using adverbs of frequency like "usually," "always," "never," "sometimes," and "often" placed accordingly based on whether the sentence has a form of "to be" or a normal verb.

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Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

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3. Position :
In general the place of the
adv. Is before a normal verb
and after the to be.
For example:
You never have lunch at home.
He is often happy.

4. Exercises
1. Make sentences using the headings:
a. You take a shower (usually)
b. I Brush my teeth (always)
c. Clara is ready to help (never)
d. Patrich take a shower(sometimes)
e. Rodrigo is drunk.(sometimes)
f. Marissa watch tv at 8:00pm.(often)