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If an adverb modifies a verb, where should you generally place it in a sentence? A. Near the verb. B. Anywhere in the sentence C. At the end of the sentence D. Before the verb
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If an adverb modifies a verb, where should you generally place it in a sentence?

A. Near the verb.
B. Anywhere in the sentence
C. At the end of the sentence
D. Before the verb

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The correct answer is A. Near the verb.

This is because it can stand both after and before a verb, and it can stand at the end of a sentence if it is an entire adverbial clause.
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