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    • Welcome to the lesson on “Position of Adverbs in Sentences”

      In this lesson, you’ll learn how adverbs fit into sentence structures and why their placement matters. You’ll explore the three main positions—beginning, middle, and end—and find out how adverb types (like frequency, manner, or time) affect their placement. With practice and examples, you’ll gain the skills to use adverbs clearly and correctly in your writing and speaking. Let’s begin and master the rhythm of sentences using adverbs.

    • By the end of the lesson, the student should be able to:

      • place adverbs in their respective positions in sentences.

    • This pre-quiz checks students' basic understanding of adverb placement. Learners choose the grammatically correct sentence that shows proper word order. The question helps identify readiness for the lesson and highlights any early misunderstandings.

    • In this activity, students practice correcting adverb placement within a sentence. They are presented with multiple variations of a sentence and must choose the grammatically correct version. This exercise reinforces understanding of adverb position rules and helps learners avoid common mistakes in sentence structure, ultimately improving fluency and clarity in writing and speaking.

    • This module practice helps students refine their understanding of proper adverb placement in different types of sentences. Learners are asked to choose the most grammatically correct sentence from a set of options where adverbs or adverbial phrases have been inserted. The activity strengthens sentence structure, enhances fluency, and supports effective written and spoken expression by reinforcing common rules of adverb positioning.

    • This extended activity challenges students to apply their understanding of adverb positioning by rewriting sentences with the given adverb placed in the correct location. Learners must select the version of each sentence that demonstrates proper grammar and natural word order. The activity reinforces sentence structure skills and promotes fluency in both spoken and written English through real-world, practical examples.

    • This self-assessment allows learners to reflect on their ability to correctly position adverbs within a sentence. By selecting the response that best represents their confidence level, students gain insight into their understanding and readiness, while teachers can use the feedback to guide further instruction or support. This tool promotes self-awareness and encourages mastery of sentence structure.