Tham khảo tài liệu 'the use of refkexive pronouns 7', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | E Adverbs of place and time Adverbs and adverbial phrases of place and time usually go in end position. Is there a phone box nearby People didn t have cars then. We re meeting by the entrance. Trevor -wasn t very well last week. Did you have a nice time in New York I ll see you before very long. Sometimes they can go in front position. We re really busy this week. Last week we had nothing to do. Some short adverbs of time can also go in mid position. I ll soon find out. The train is now approaching Swindon. For yet still and already see Unit 114. F Adverbs of frequency An adverb of frequency tells us how often . It usually goes in mid position see B . Mark is always in such a hurry. I sometimes feel depressed. I ve often thought about getting married. Do you usually work so late Normally usually often sometimes and occasionally can also go in front or end position. Normally Sarah goes by train. 1 feel depressed sometimes. Phrases like every day once a week or most evenings go in front or end position. Every day we go logging. Rachel has a driving lesson three times a week. There s a news summary every hour. We watch television most evenings. G Sentence adverbs A sentence adverb is a word or phrase like certainly perhaps luckily of course. It says something about the situation described in the sentence. The adverb can go in front mid or end position. Sometimes we put a comma after or before the adverb especially in front or end position. Fortunately the weather stayed fine. Maybe you ll win a free holiday. We ll probably have to queue for tickets. Rachel was late of course. In a negative sentence probably and certainly come before won t didn t etc. We probably won t get there in time. I certainly didn t expect a present Also usually goes in mid position but too and as well go in end position. Melanie bakes lovely cakes. She also makes bread. She makes bread too as well. H End position There can be more than one adverb or adverbial phrase in end position. Usually a .
