- He never answered my question directly.
- He answered never my question directly.
- He answered my question never directly.
- Directly he never answered my question.
No category found.
- She opened the door very cautiously.
- She very cautiously opened the door.
- She opened very cautiously the door.
- Both A and B are correct.
- He did not study hard enough to qualify.
- He did not study enough hard to qualify.
- He did not hard enough study to qualify.
- Enough hard he did not study to qualify.
- The movie was incredibly long.
- The movie incredibly was long.
- Incredibly the movie was long.
- The movie was long incredibly.
- He studies in the library sometimes.
- He sometimes studies in the library.
- Sometimes, he studies in the library.
- All of the above are correct.
- I have rarely seen such a thing.
- I rarely have seen such a thing.
- I have seen rarely such a thing.
- Rarely I have seen such a thing.
- The nurse carefully reviewed the patient's chart.
- The nurse reviewed carefully the patient's chart.
- Carefully, the nurse reviewed the patient's chart.
- Both A and C are correct.
- I probably will not go to the lecture.
- I will probably not go to the lecture.
- I will not go probably to the lecture.
- Both A and B are correct.
- The students quietly were taking the exam.
- The students were taking quietly the exam.
- The students were quietly taking the exam.
- Quietly the students were taking the exam.
- He never finishes his work on time.
- He finishes never his work on time.
- He finishes his work never on time.
- On time, he never finishes his work.
- She immediately drove to the hospital.
- She drove immediately to the hospital.
- She drove to the hospital immediately.
- All are correct, but A is most common.
- He is for class always late.
- He is late for class always.
- He is always late for class.
- He always is late for class.
- They slowly walked towards the exit.
- They walked slowly towards the exit.
- Slowly, they walked towards the exit.
- They walked towards slowly the exit.
- We are definitely going to the seminar.
- We definitely are going to the seminar.
- Definitely, we are going to the seminar.
- We are going to the seminar definitely.
- I bought a book from the new store about medicine.
- I bought a book about medicine from the new store.
- From the new store, I bought a book about medicine.
- The book I bought from the new store is about medicine.
- He just has been promoted.
- He has just been promoted.
- Just now, he has been promoted.
- His promotion has just been announced.
- The lecture was rather long and boring.
- The lecture was long rather and boring.
- Rather, the lecture was long and boring.
- The lecture, rather, was long and boring.
- He always can be relied upon.
- He can always be relied upon.
- Always, he can be relied upon.
- You can always rely upon him.
- The team played badly and lost the match.
- The team badly played and lost the match.
- The team played and lost the match badly.
- Badly, the team played and lost the match.
