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Choose the correct answer from the given options. 1. Select the sentence in which the adverb always appears in the appropriate position.(b) a) Always she gets up early. b) She always gets up early c) Either answer is fine 2. Select the grammatically correct sentence from the given options.(a) a) I go there quite often. b) I go there always. c) I go there never. 3. Select the sentence in which the adverb probably appears in the appropriate position.(a) a) He probably thinks you don't like him. b) He thinks probably you don't like him. c) Either answer is fine. 4. Select the grammatically correct sentence from the given options.(c) a) Here your bus comes. b) Here comes your bus. c) Both options are correct. 5. Select the sentence in which the adverb certainly appears in the appropriate position.(a) a) You have certainly made him angry. b) You certainly have made him angry. c) Both sentences are correct.

Hi there! Thank you for answering your homework. There are some items you need to review. Please find time to read through them. Success is not very far, persevere.   Always, T.Jeny   Choose the correct answer from the given options.1. Select the sentence in which the adverb always appears in the appropriate position.(b)a) Always she gets up early.b) She always gets up earlyc) Either answer is fine>>CORRECT 2. Select the grammatically correct sentence from the given options.(a)a) I go there quite often.b) I go there always.c) I go there never.>>CORRECT 3. Select the sentence in which the adverb probably appears in the appropriate position.(a)a) He probably thinks you don\'t like him.b) He thinks probably you don\'t like him.c) Either answer is fine.>>CORRECT 4. Select the grammatically correct sentence from the given options.(c)a) Here your bus comes.b) Here comes your bus.c) Both options are correct.>>INCORRECT: b. Here comes your bus. 5. Select the sentence in which the adverb certainly appears in the appropriate position.(a)a) You have certainly made him angry.b) You certainly have made him angry.c) Both sentences are correct. >>INCORRECT: c. Both sentences are correct.