Fill in the blanks.
1I watched a movie, and ............... I went home.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Then" and "afterwards" can stand alone here to mean later.
2I visit my parents ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Every Sunday" and "on Sundays" are correct ways to describe a regular weekly habit.
3We go swimming ............... Sundays.
Wrong!
"On" is correct before the plural day expression "Sundays".
4We go swimming ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"On Saturdays" and "every Saturday" are correct ways to describe a regular weekly activity.
5Which sentence is correct?
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"He is going home tomorrow." is correct because the time adverb is in a natural final position.
6She ............... with her husband and children.
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"Lives abroad" is correct because the place adverb normally follows the verb.
7It is very cold. Let's ...............
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"Go inside" is correct because the place adverb normally follows the verb.
8I hardly ever play cricket ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Nowadays" and "these days" both refer to the present period.
9Which sentence has the best adverb position?
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"We arrived early." is correct because the adverb is in a natural position after the verb.
10Which sentence has the best adverb position?
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"Susie works abroad." is correct because the place adverb normally follows the verb.
11We watched a movie, and we went to a restaurant ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Then" and "afterwards" can stand alone as adverbs meaning later.
12We always go for a drive ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"On Sundays" and "every Sunday" are correct ways to describe a regular weekly habit.
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Answers
- I watched a movie, and then / afterwards I went home.
- I visit my parents every Sunday / on Sundays.
- We go swimming on Sundays.
- We go swimming on Saturdays / every Saturday.
- Which sentence is correct? — He is going home tomorrow.
- She lives abroad with her husband and children.
- It is very cold. Let’s go inside.
- I hardly ever play cricket nowadays / these days.
- Which sentence has the best adverb position? — We arrived early.
- Which sentence has the best adverb position? — Susie works abroad.
- We watched a movie, and we went to a restaurant then / afterwards.
- We always go for a drive on Sundays / every Sunday.