Answer: C) After "are" but before complement.
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Answer: C) Just
Answer: B) My best friend is always on time for school.
Answer: C) He seldom comes here.
Answer: C) My father doesn't frequently go fishing.
Answer: A) Ever
Answer: C) I told him when the game was over I would call.
Answer: D) Flew
Answer: A) Very hard.
Answer: B) FIRST
Answer: C) Already
Answer: A) Often plays .
Answer: B) End
Answer: A) Already
Answer: B) He usually has breakfast at 7.30 a.m.
Answer: B) We've expanded very rapidly over the last few years.
Answer: B) She always cooks dinner for her family.
Answer: B) Just
Answer: C) They finished their homework quickly.
Answer: B) He drives his car carefully.
Answer: A) She is sometimes late for school.
Answer: C) After the verb.
Answer: B) Easily
Answer: B) Had always been studying.
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: B) False
Answer: D) She no longer plays basketball.
Answer: C) I have never seen that movie.
Answer: C) Yet
Answer: A) Always eats.
Answer: A) Do enough.
Answer: B) Early
Answer: D) After "watched".
Answer: B) The plane nearly hit all the birds.
Answer: D) She runs quickly.
Answer: A) Enough
Answer: A) She has just completed the report.
Answer: A) Sheila rarely misses a free throw in practice.
Answer: D) Between Verb to be and complement.
Answer: B) My dad is sometimes grumpy in the morning.
Answer: A) They both speak English.
Answer: D) Just
Answer: B) INCORRECT
Answer: A) Never swims.
Answer: B) AFTER
Answer: C) ALREADY
Answer: A) Always before the verb but after the verb (to) be [exception].
Answer: C) They went rarely to the beach in the winter.
Answer: B) Running quickly makes her tired.
Answer: C) She promised she would call her mom immediately.
Answer: A) Carefully draws.
Answer: D) Already
Answer: A) Finished the job easily.
Answer: C) The museum was wonderfully interesting.
Answer: B) For a third grader.
Answer: B) Split infinitive.
Answer: D) Neatly
Answer: A) She has never seen that movie.