English, 12.03.2021 06:30, christopherschool04

Adverbs that modify verbs usually come just before the verb they modify. True
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Moving an adverb to a different position changes the emphasis of the sentence.

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Adverbs that modify verbs usually come just before the verb they modify. True
False