Adverbs and adverbial phrases

Indicate the correct sentence:
1. James will be HERE IN HALF AN HOUR.
2. James will be IN HALF AN HOUR HERE.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. This teacher RARELY tells you how to do things twice.
2. RARELY, this teacher tells you how to do things twice.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. She is OBVIOUSLY in danger.
2. OBVIOUSLY, she is in danger.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. Climate change will EVENTUALLY happen.
2. EVENTUALLY, climate change will happen.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. Those clothes will PROBABLY be dry in an hour.
2. Those clothes will be dry PROBABLY in an hour.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. English classes are USUALLY on second floor in this school.
2. USUALLY, English classes are on second floor in this school.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. I'm going to say this VERY SLOWLY so you can understand.
2. I'm going to say VERY SLOWLY this so you can understand.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. My father worked VERY HARD all his life.
2. My father worked VERY HARDLY all his life.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. I haven't seen Harry LATELY, have you?
2. I haven't seen Harry LATE, have you?
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. I can't stand most TV programmes, ESPECIALLY reality shows.
2. I can't stand most TV programmes, SPECIALLY reality shows.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. Please don't tell me what happens because I haven't read the book YET.
2. Please don't tell me what happens because I haven't read the book STILL.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. Do you EVER wear jeans to work?
2. Do you EVEN wear jeans to work?
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. My cousin is a doctor and AT THE MOMENT she's working in Germany.
2. My cousin is a doctor and ACTUALLY she's working in Germany.
Indicate the correct sentence:
1. I can't wait to find out what happens AT THE END of this book.
2. I can't wait to find out what happens IN THE END of this book.

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