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Jane swam quickly to the shore.
Jane swam to the shore quickly or Jane quickly swam to the shore
We are going to be late unfortunately
Unfortunately, we are going to be late.
The played stupidly in the street.
Stupidly, they played in the street.
My parents will be in one hour here.
My parents will be here in one hour.
My father has a nap in the afternoon usually.
My father usually has a nap in the afternoon.
I never could swim fast.
I could never swim fast.
I nowadays send emails rarely.
I rarely send emails nowadays.
It's November already! Christmas will be here soon.
It's correct!
Tomorrow is what kind of adverb?
Adverb of time
Apparently is what kind of adverb?
Comment adverb
Adverbs of frequency typically go in which position?
Mid-position: Before the main verb (and after the verb to be)
Susan came very late to work yesterday.
Susan came to work very late yesterday or Yesterday, Susan came to work very late.
I'd planned to go to the movies, but at the end/in the end I decided to stay home.
in the end
You yet/still haven't finished your dinner?!
still
I've never/ever been to Fuji, but I hope to go there someday.
never
I love classic metal, specially/especially the band Megadeth!
especially
