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Adverbs: Position and Adverbials — B2
where adverbs go in a sentence · grammar practice for level B2.
Type Grammar packLevel B2Age Teens (11–17) and Adults (18+)Skill GrammarTopic where adverbs go in a sentence
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- A clear rule box with examples
- Choose-the-answer, complete-the-sentence and fix-the-mistake tasks
- Three speaking prompts using the target grammar
- A teacher’s page with a 40-minute plan and the answer key
A look inside
Frequency and degree adverbs (always, probably, just, almost) go before the main verb and after be and the first auxiliary. She always arrives early. He has just left. It is probably true.
- Learn the rule
- Complete the sentences
- Find and fix the mistake
- Speak
Adjectives with Prepositions
Advanced Relative Clauses
Alternatives to If
Avoiding Repetition: Ellipsis and Substitution
Cleft Sentences
could, was able to and managed to