Answer: A) True
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Not always.
Answer: C) After the verb.
Answer: C) Funny enough.
Answer: D) Just
Answer: D) Again
Answer: A) Away
Answer: B) Has often worked.
Answer: C) Hardly ever watch.
Answer: A) Immediately
Answer: C) After
Answer: A) Already
Answer: C) Later
Answer: D) Sweetly
Answer: D) My mother always buys food in the supermarket.
Answer: C) It changes from the 'telling' being secret to the 'dropping' of the note being secret.
Answer: D) Already
Answer: D) Ann usually has a shower in the morning.
Answer: A) Supporting
Answer: B) Still
Answer: A) Hard enough.
Answer: C) She speaks English fluently.
Answer: A) They are usually late for the meeting.
Answer: B) Benetton was started in Italy in the 1960s.
Answer: C) Already
Answer: C) STILL
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: A) He still hasn't called me.
Answer: C) He will probably get the new game console.
Answer: A) Just
Answer: B) Incorrect
Answer: B) Probably won't work.
Answer: D) Yet
Answer: A) ALREADY
Answer: B) Quickly
Answer: A) She always arrives on time.
Answer: A) I have a basketball game today.
Answer: D) Right
Answer: D) He often jogs in the morning.
Answer: B) Mid-position
Answer: B) My sister is sleeping upstairs.
Answer: A) Early
Answer: A) JUST
Answer: D) I took a nap in the afternoon yesterday.
Answer: A) Very interested.
Answer: C) Successful
Answer: D) Quickly enough.
Answer: A) Walked quickly.
Answer: B) The children are curiously quiet.
Answer: B) Perhaps you ought to decide if you want to be on call 24-7.
Answer: B) True
Answer: D) He spoke calmly yesterday at the meeting.
Answer: D) 'She is very happy.'.
Answer: A) Secretly
Answer: A) Between auxiliary and main verb.