Rewrite the sentences, putting the adverbs in the right position. 1) She has lived in England. (luxuriously / in a large house)

2) Train services have been affected. (by the heavy snow / seriously)

3) The witness recounted everything that had happened. (during the robbery / accurately)

4) John read my essay and changed everything I had written. (incorrectly / virtually / carefully / accurately)

5) The wind is blowing. (hard / today / extremely / outside)

6) We will be travelling. (around Australia / this summer / definitely)

7) Ted is polite, but he was rude to Jenny. (surprisingly / normally / last night)

8) I’m certain you’ll be happy with the service. (in this hotel / very / absolutely)

9) The cost of living has risen. (dramatically / recently)

10) The injured victims of the fire were taken to hospital. (quickly / seriously / fortunately)

P: our special guest in the studio today is bob bubble. welcome to the show, bob. b: thanks. it's great to be here. p: you are only 21, but you have already sold 10 million records. how old were you when you wrote your first song? b: i was 15. p: didyou take vocal lessons when you were a kid? b: no, i didn't. my parents hoped that i would become a lawyer. so i sang and wrote my songs in secret — late at night in my room, when everyone was sleeping. when my first album appeared, my parents were shocked. my father said that i had disappointed him. p: is he still  disappointed in you? b: no. i think he is proud of me. p: how many songs have you written ? b: about 150. p: bob, i know you do not have much free time, but what do you usually do when you're not busy singing? b: well, i am fond of windsurfing. p: one last question, bob. are you married? b: not yet. i will get married only when i meet the girl of my dream

can i play with you?

yes, you can play wih me! (no, you cannot play with me)

 

should we do it?

yes, we should do it. (no, we shouldn't do it)

 

must we translate this text?

yes, we must translate this text. (no, we mustn't translate this text.)

 

may she take his pen?

yes, she may take his pen (no, she may not take his pen)