The position of adverbs and adverbial phrases | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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be / in five minutes / I'll / there

I'll be there in 5 minutes.

parents / next year / are / his / retiring

His parents are retiring next year

ill / hardly ever / daughter / is / my

My daughter is hardly ever ill.

She's angry because her husband came home late (incredibly, last night)

She's incredibly angry because her husband came home late last night.

Kevin forgot his doctor's appointment (hardly, quickly)

Kevin nearly forgot his doctor's appointment yesterday

I haven't seen Harry late/lately, have you?

lately

We should leave tomorrow early (ideally, early)

Ideally, we should leave tomorrow early.

Please, don't tell me what happens, because I haven't read the book still/yet.

yet

Dave near/nearly crashed his car, but he braked just in time.

nearly

is / James / apparently / divorced / getting

Apparently, James is getting divorced.

dresses / my / stylishly / very / sister

My sister dresses very stylishly.

were / would / you / never / thought / I / have / 30

I would never have thought you were 30

I can understand a word , when people speak English (hardly, quickly)

I can hardly understand a word when people speak English quickly.

boy / rude / teacher / was / to / the / extremely / his

The boy was extremely rude to his teacher.

bandaged / was / by a nurse / his ankle / carefully

His ankle was bandaged carefully by a nurse

I crashed my new car (unfortunately, last week)

Unfortunately I crashed my car last week

go / much / the / to / later / in / I / summer / bed

I go to bed much later in the summer

Although she studies , she goes to the library (a lot, rarely)

Although she studies a lot, she rarely goes to the library

I'm not going to Sam's party. I hard/hardly know him! He's your friend, not mine.

hardly

I can't stand most Tv programmed, specially/especially reality shows.

especially

Alan's feet are so big that his shoes are especially/specially made for him.

specially

It didn't rain while we were in London. (surprisingly, at all)

Surprisingly, it didn't rain at all while we were in London.