Word order - adverbs

Choose the correct word order.

• I don't frankly think the plan will work very well.

• Frankly, I don't think very well that the plan will work.

• Frankly, I don't think the plan will work very well.

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• They just have rented an apartment for the summer in New York.

• They have just rented an apartment for the summer in New York.

• They have just rented an apartment in New York for the summer.

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• Regularly, I am asked that question at meetings.

• I am regularly asked that question at meetings.

• I regularly am asked that question at meetings.

Choose the incorrect word order.

• He casually mentioned it to me in the meeting last week.

• He mentioned it casually to me in the meeting last week.

• He mentioned it to me casually in the meeting last week.

• He mentioned casually it to me in the meeting last week,

Choose the incorrect options.

• His appointment officially was announced in the newspapers yesterday.

• His appointment was officially announced in the newspapers yesterday.

• His appointment was officially announced yesterday in the newspapers.

• His appointment was announced officially in the newspapers yesterday,

Choose the incorrect option.

• Apparently, they completely refurbished their house last year,

• They completely refurbished they house last year, apparently.

• Apparently, they refurbished their house completely last year.

• Last they they apparently completely refurbished their house.

Choose the incorrect option.

• Unfortunately, I probably won't be home in time for dinner tonight.

• Unfortunately, I won't probably be home in time for dinner tonight.

• I probably won't be home in time for dinner tonight, unfortunately.

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• We're working hard on the new business at the moment.

• At the moment, we're working hard on the new business.

• At the moment, we're working on the business hard.

• We're working hard at the moment on the new business.

Choose the wrong option.

• She has undoubtedly made the right choice.

• Undoubtedly, she has made the right choice.

• She undoubtedly has made the right choice.

Choose the incorrect word order.

• I sometimes wonder if it was the right decision.

• I wonder sometimes if it was the right decision.

• Sometimes, I wonder if it was the right decision.