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Rearrange these adverbial words or phrases, putting them into
the correct position. |
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I have been waiting (
for two hours; patiently )
I have been waiting
patiently for two hours. |
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I watered the plants ( on the front porch; before having
my dinner ). |
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It has been raining ( for four days; continuously; here
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The boy laughed ( when he heard that; last night;
heartily ). |
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Henry's brother fell ( from a tree; rather heavily; this
afternoon ). |
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They discussed the matter ( thoroughly; for half an
hour; before casting the vote ). |
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He got off the bus ( at the bus stop; rather clumsily ). |
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Does she have to go ( to Sun
Island; immediately; with all of us ) ? |
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The robber pointed his revolver (
at us; menacingly; when he held us up ). |
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The children were sleeping ( when
we came back; last night; soundly ). |
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Peter and Paul came here ( by bus;
rather unexpectedly; yesterday evening ). |
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The car was damaged ( yesterday;
very badly; in the accident ) |
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Aunt Poly put all the clothes (
neatly; after folding them; into the cupboard ). |
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A man grabbed me ( roughly; as I
was passing by; on the dark street ). |
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The door bell has been ringing (
the whole day; on and off ). |
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The policeman was whistling ( as he
cycled along the road; early in the morning; softly ). |
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She handed me a gaily-wrapped
parcel 9 during my birthday party; with a shy smile; at my home
). |
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They offered to give me a lift (
willingly; in the mornings; to my office ). |
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We witnessed a serious accident (
last week; very; at the junction near the market ). |
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Answers |
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I watered the plants on the front porch before having my
dinner. |
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It has been raining continuously here for four days. |
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The boy laughed heartily when he hard that last night. |
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Henry's brother fell rather heavily
from a tree this afternoon. |
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They discussed the matter
thoroughly for half an hour before casting the vote. |
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He got off the bus rather clumsily
at the bus stop. |
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Does she have to go with all of us
to Sun Island immediately ? |
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The robber pointed his revolver
menacingly at us when he held us up. |
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The children were sleeping soundly
when we came back last night. |
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Peter and Paul came here rather
unexpectedly by bus yesterday evening. |
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The car was very badly damaged in
the accident yesterday. |
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Aunt Polly put all the clothes
neatly into the cupboard after folding them. |
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A man grabbed me roughly on the
dark street as I was passing by. |
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The door bell has been ringing on
and off the whole day. |
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The policeman was whistling softly
as he cycled along the road early in the morning. |
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She handed me a gaily-wrapped
parcel with a shy smile at my home during my birthday party. |
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They willingly offered to give me a
lift to my office in the mornings. |
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We witnessed a very serious accident at
the junction near the market last week. |
