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Where in the sentence do you place an adverb that modifies a form of the verb be? (a)At the end (b)After the verb (c)At the beginning (d)Before the verb

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Where in the sentence do you place an adverb that modifies a form of the verb be?

(a)At the end

(b)After the verb

(c)At the beginning

(d)Before the verb

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When an adverb modifies a form of the verb be, place it after the verb.

Dwayne Robinson answered Sep 30, 2019

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the answer is b. after the verb, I just answered the same question.

Edward Yu answered Oct 5, 2019

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