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Where should we put adverbs of manner (slowly), time (still, yet), frequency (usually), and others (both, also) in a sentence?
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▶️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:11 What's an adverb?
00:42 Place of adverbs modifying adjectives and adverbs
01:22 Place of adverbs modifying verbs
03:25 Place of adverbs of manner (how)
04:25 Place of adverbs of place (where)
04:45 Place of adverbs of time (when)
07:35 Place of adverbs of reason & purpose (why)
08:07 Place of adverbs of frequency (how often)
09:16 Place of other adverbs adverbs
09:58 Place 1: With the verb 'be'
10:43 Place 2: With 'modal +' auxiliary' verbs
11:19 How to emphasise an adverb
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