Put the parts in natural order: Mila reads / quietly / in the library / every afternoon.

Where does the word 'carefully' fit? Ella wrote her name on the box.

Put the parts in natural order: Ana / walks / always / to school.

Both are natural English: 'Lito sweeps the yard every morning.' and 'Every morning, Lito sweeps the yard.' What does the second sentence do?

Put the parts in natural order: Carlo played basketball / on the court / after lunch.

'Nita ate quickly her lunch.' is natural English word order.

Put the parts in natural order: Nena went / to the market / early / to buy fish.

Put the parts in natural order: Rosa / is / always / ready before seven.

Put the parts in natural order: Farmers sell vegetables / at the market / every Sunday.

Where does 'in the garden' fit? Grace waters the plants every afternoon.

Put the parts in natural order: Kiko draws / neatly / at his desk.

Where does 'loudly' fit? Tessa sang on the stage last night.

Put the parts in natural order: Marites cleans her room / quickly / every Saturday.

English allows only one position for a time phrase, so 'Every Sunday, the family cleans the yard.' is wrong.

Put the parts in natural order: Jun rides his bike / to the clinic / to fetch his grandmother.

Read this: 'Under the mango tree, the children ate their snacks.' Why did the writer begin with 'Under the mango tree'?

Put the parts in natural order: Dina / forgets / never / her umbrella.

Where does 'at six o'clock' fit? Mang Ben opens his store quietly.

Put the parts in natural order: Liza practices the guitar / softly / at home / twice a week.

In 'Andres waited patiently outside the clinic this morning,' the manner word 'patiently' comes before the place phrase.

Put the parts in natural order: Perla folds the clothes / neatly / before dinner.

'Emil often visits the public market.' and 'Emil visits the public market often.' What is true about the word 'often' in these two sentences?

Where does 'to buy rice' fit? Cely walked to the store early.

In 'Ligaya sings sweetly in the chapel every Sunday to lift our spirits,' which part tells HOW she sings?

In 'Ramon quietly saves coins at home every single week to buy a new ball,' which part tells WHY he saves?

In 'Aling Rosa sells vegetables cheerfully at the market every morning to feed her family,' which part tells WHEN she sells?

Put the parts in natural order: Dante swims / well / at the river / on weekends.

Where does 'usually' fit? Nita is busy on market days.

'Rico answered the teacher politely.' Where else can 'politely' go and still sound natural?

Both are used in English: 'Quickly, Marco packed his bag.' and 'Marco packed his bag quickly.' What is the difference?

Put the parts in natural order: Tina studies / at night / to pass the test.

Where does 'gently' fit? Mang Emil waters the orchids every morning.

'Sara always arrives early.' and 'Sara arrives early always.' are equally natural in English.

Put the parts in natural order: Miguel waits / at the gate / to meet his cousin.

Read this: 'To help her mother, Cora woke up early.' Why did the writer begin with 'To help her mother'?

Put the parts in natural order: Rico plays chess / at the barangay hall / twice a week.

One part sits in the wrong place: 'Lea writes quickly her homework in the evening.' Which version is natural?

Put the parts in natural order: Elena writes / neatly / at her desk / every night.

'Dolores jogs slowly around the plaza every evening.' What order do the three adverb parts follow?

Where does 'every Friday' fit? Aling Cita sells sweet corn near the school.