Questão 3165589

Adverbs generally appear at the start of the clause, so fronting them resolves word order, and objects commonly follow time adverbs to keep narrative rhythm.

Frequency adverbs usually sit before the main verb and after be, manner adverbs often follow the object, and time adverbs tend to appear late in the clause.

Manner adverbs usually come before the verb, frequency adverbs go at the end, and time adverbs sit between the verb and the object, which matches spoken rhythm.

Adverb placement is largely free, so accuracy depends on intonation, and written correction should focus on punctuation and style rather than consistent word order patterns.

Adverbs of time and frequency share the same position after the object, and manner adverbs appear between subject and verb, which avoids ambiguity in most sentences.