This document discusses the basic word order in English sentences and the placement of adverbs within sentences. It provides the following information:
- The typical word order in English is subject + verb + object(s) + adverbial phrase(s).
- Adverbs can be placed at the beginning, middle, or end of sentences. Common placements include before the subject, before the main verb, or after the verb.
- The order of multiple adverbs after the verb is generally: manner + place + frequency + time + purpose.
- Adverbs can also modify adjectives and other adverbs. Commas are sometimes used with adverbs, depending on their position and intended meaning.
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2. BASIC WORD ORDER IN ENGLISH
(TIME) SUBJECT + VERB + OBJECT(S) + ADVERBIAL PHRASE(S)
thing + to + person
person + thing
place + time
Susan went to school on Monday.
I eat bananas twice a week.
My father gave me a present for my birthday.
We will send this letter to Peter tomorrow morning.
Last week, I didn’t enjoy Sam’s party.
3. ADVERBS
• BEGINNING OF SENTENCE (before the subject):
Connecting adverbs: Then, next, however, suddenly, etc.
Suddenly, the door opened.
Next, a ghost floated into the room.
Comment adverbs : Luckily, unluckily, fortunately, surprisingly,
stupidly, etc.
Stupidly, I forgot my keys.
Fortunately, she has decided to help us.
Frequency adverbs (special emphasis, indefinite frequency):
usually, normally, often, frequently, sometimes and occasionally
(NOT: always, ever, rarely, seldom and never).
Sometimes I think I’d like to live somewhere else.
Usually I get up early.
4. Some adverbs of certainty : maybe, perhaps.
Maybe I’m right.
Perhaps her train is late.
Adverbs of place (special emphasis): here, there, at the end,
etc.
Here comes your bus.
(The word order changes in this sentence.)
There she is.
On the bus sat a pretty girl with a blue hat.
(The word order changes here.)
Adverbs of time (special emphasis): today, in 1956, etc.
Today, I’m going to London.
In June, we went to Cornwall.
5. • MID-POSITION (before the main verb, after
an auxiliary verb or after “be”):
Adverbs of certainty : certainly, definitely, clearly,
obviously, probably
He probably thinks you don’t like him.
There is clearly something wrong.
It will certainly rain today.
Adverbs of frequency : never, rarely, sometimes, often,
usually, always, ever, seldom, etc.
We usually go to Scotland in August.
I’m seldom late for work.
Focusing adverbs: even, only, also, mainly, etc.
She’s also my friend.
We are only going for two days.
6. Some adverbs of time: already, still, finally, eventually,
soon, last, just
She’s still working in the office.
They’ve just arrived.
Adverbs of manner (when they are not important): slowly,
suddenly, happily, etc.
I slowly started to feel better again.
We will happily start moving to London next month.
Some adverbs of degree : almost, greatly, mostly, etc.
She’s almost finished.
He totally agrees with you.
7. • END OF SENTENCE (after the verb):
Adverbs of manner: slowly, suddenly, badly, quietly, etc.
He drove off angrily.
You speak English well.
Adverbs of place: upstairs, around, here, to bed, from school, etc.
The children are playing upstairs.
Come and sit here.
Frequency expressions (definite frequency) : once a month, every
week, etc.
She buys the newspaper twice a week.
I visit my grandma every day.
Adverbs of time: today, finally, soon, yet, etc.
I’m going to Paris today.
She’ll be coming soon.
Expressions of purpose: to + infinitive, in order to + infinitive, etc.
I will use this new red pen to mark the exams.
You have to study in order to pass the school year.
8. If there’s more than one adverb after
the verb, the correct order is:
Manner + place + frequency + time + purpose
1 2 3 4 5
Beth swims enthusiastically in the pool
every morning before lunch to keep in
shape.
9. Adverbs can also modify adjectives
and other adverbs:
He is very talkative. Mark is exceptionally bright.
adverb + adjective adverb + adjective
He speaks too slowly. Tom ran extremely fast.
adverb + adverb adverb + adverb
10. Commas with adverbs:
• Use a comma after certain adverbs: however, in fact,
therefore, nevertheless, moreover, furthermore, still, instead,
too (meaning 'also').
Therefore, he didn't say a word.
• If these adverbs appear in the middle of a sentence, they are
enclosed in commas.
The thief, however, was very clever.
• The comma is optional in many cases, depending on the
context and on the intention of the writer.
So, she entered the house.
So she entered the house.
11. Word Order
Adverbs
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