Adverds 1) Put the adverb on the right in the correct place in the sentence. Sometimes more than one place is possible. a) I got up late this morning, but I managed to catch the bus. ( quite. immediately) b) " Hi, Pete. How are...

Adverds 1) Put the adverb on the right in the correct place in the sentence. Sometimes more than one place is possible. a) I got up late this morning, but I managed to catch the bus. ( quite. immediately) b) " Hi, Pete. How are you?" "My name's John, but don't wory." ( acctually) c) In the middle of the picnic it began to rain.(suddenly) d) I saw Mary at the party. I didn't see anyone else. ( only) e) I geve a present to John, not to anyone else. ( only) f) Jane and I have been friends. Wewent to school. Wewere born in the same hospital. ( even. together. always) g) '' You know I applied for thet job.'' ''Which job?'' ''The one based in Parise.'' ''No. I don't know anything about it.'' ''I didn't get it'' ( anyway) h) '' I didn't like it.'' ''I didn't like it.'' ( either) i) ''I like it.'' ''I like it .'' ( too) 2) Here are three more sentences which don't make sense without the adverbs. j) Everybody in our family loves ice-cream, me. ( really. especially) k) The traffic to the airoport was bad that we missed the plane. ( nearly.so) l) I'm tall to be a policeman, but I haven't got qualifications. ( enough. enough )