Position of Adverbs and Adverb Phrase – English Grammar Test for B2
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2 Have you __________ been to Paris? (ever)
3 Is she __________ ready for the meeting? (usually)
4 Did they arrive __________ than expected? (earlier)
5 Are you __________ late for class? (often)
6 Do you go to the gym __________? (every day)
7 Have you __________ met the new manager? (already)
8 Do they travel abroad __________? (often)
9 Does he check his email __________ morning? (every)
10 Have you __________ tried sushi before? (ever)
11 Are you __________ studying English at the moment? (currently)
12 Do you __________ forget people’s names? (sometimes)
13 Does your brother play football __________? (on weekends)
14 Have you __________ seen this movie? (never / ever – choose the correct one)
15 Is your boss __________ in a good mood on Mondays? (usually)
16 Do you go out for dinner __________? (often)
17 Have you __________ finished your project? (already)
18 Does she speak English __________? (fluently)
19 Do they go shopping __________ Sunday? (every)
20 Are you __________ nervous before an interview? (always)
21 Have you __________ forgotten your keys? (ever)
22 Does your phone battery die __________ during the day? (often)
23 Do you watch TV __________? (in the evening)
24 Has he __________ called you today? (yet / already – choose the correct one)
25 Do you arrive at work __________? (on time)
26 Does she get up __________ on weekdays? (early)
27 Are you __________ happy with your job? (really)
28 Do they go on holiday __________ summer? (every)
29 Do you __________ cook dinner at home? (usually)
30 Have you __________ been late for an important meeting? (ever)
Answer
1 always – Do you always eat breakfast before going to work?
→ Frequency adverb after auxiliary and before main verb.
2 ever – Have you ever been to Paris?
→ Ever between auxiliary and past participle.
3 usually – Is she usually ready for the meeting?
→ With be, adverb follows the verb.
4 earlier – Did they arrive earlier than expected?
→ Comparative adverb of time after the verb.
5 often – Are you often late for class?
→ With be, adverb after verb.
6 every day – Do you go to the gym every day?
→ Time adverb phrase at the end.
7 already – Have you already met the new manager?
→ Between auxiliary and main verb.
8 often – Do they often travel abroad?
→ Frequency adverb before main verb.
9 every – Does he check his email every morning?
→ Time adverb phrase at the end.
10 ever – Have you ever tried sushi before?
→ Ever between auxiliary and past participle.
11 currently – Are you currently studying English at the moment?
→ In continuous form, adverb before -ing verb.
12 sometimes – Do you sometimes forget people’s names?
→ Frequency adverb before main verb.
13 on weekends – Does your brother play football on weekends?
→ Time adverb phrase at the end.
14 ever – Have you ever seen this movie?
→ Ever used in questions, never only in negative statements.
15 usually – Is your boss usually in a good mood on Mondays?
→ With be, adverb after verb.
16 often – Do you often go out for dinner?
→ Frequency adverb before main verb.
17 already – Have you already finished your project?
→ Between auxiliary and main verb.
18 fluently – Does she speak English fluently?
→ Manner adverb after the object.
19 every – Do they go shopping every Sunday?
→ Time adverb phrase at the end.
20 always – Are you always nervous before an interview?
→ Always follows be.
21 ever – Have you ever forgotten your keys?
→ Ever between auxiliary and past participle.
22 often – Does your phone battery die often during the day?
→ Frequency adverb before main verb or at the end.
23 in the evening – Do you watch TV in the evening?
→ Time adverb phrase at the end.
24 already – Has he already called you today?
→ In affirmative questions, already is natural; yet used in negatives.
25 on time – Do you arrive at work on time?
→ Time adverb phrase at the end.
26 early – Does she get up early on weekdays?
→ Manner/time adverb at the end.
27 really – Are you really happy with your job?
→ Degree adverb before adjective.
28 every – Do they go on holiday every summer?
→ Time adverb phrase at the end.
29 usually – Do you usually cook dinner at home?
→ Frequency adverb before main verb.
30 ever – Have you ever been late for an important meeting?
→ Ever between auxiliary and past participle.