Position of adverbs
always / she / is / late
She is always late.
you / do / where / live?
Where do you live?
You don't like spicy food, ______ you?
do you?
I ______ (eat) already lunch.
I have already eaten lunch.
We should help ______. (people who are poor)
the poor
usually / I / go / to work / by bus
I usually go to work by bus.
often / do / how / you / exercise?
How often do you exercise?
The more you practice, the ______ you become. (good)
better
She ______ (live) here for five years.
She has beeb living here for five years.
The government needs to support ______. (people who are unemployed)
the unemployed
already / he / has / finished / his homework
He has already finished his homework.
you / how long / have / English / studied?
How long have you studied English?
- I passed my test!
- ______ you?
Did
They ______ (work) all morning.
They have been working all morning.
She bought a ______ bag. (beautiful / leather / black)
beautiful black leather bag
carefully / the manager / checked / the documents / yesterday
The manager checked the documents carefully yesterday.
Who (cook) in your family?
Who cooks in your family?
- How do you like your coffee?
- strong/good
The stronger, the better
I (run) 5 miles.
I have run 5 miles.
He lives in a ______ house. (large / old / Italian)
large old Italian house
probably / she / will / arrive / tomorrow / early
She will probably arrive early tomorrow.
Where does she live?
Can you tell me...
Can you tell me where she lives?
I have been to the USA, but my sister _____.
hasn't
I’m tired because I (study).
I’m tired because I have studying.
They adopted a ______ dog. (small / adorable / brown / three-year-old)
adorable small three-year-old brown dog