1. Par Osias Pierre Richard

2. The usual position for adverbs used with simple tenses (present, imperfect, simple, future,ect.) is directly following the conjugated verb. Ex: Il finit facilement ses devoirs. Elles répondent bien aux questions. Many adverbs of time, place, frequency and manner may also be placed at the beginning or the end of a sentence. Ex: Demain, nous allons partir. Nous allons partir demain.

3. Any adverb that depends on the verb for its meaning, such as adverbs of quantity, must be placed directly after the verb. Ex: Il parle assez en cours. Vous allez trop au café.

4. Rappel In French an adverb can never be placed after the subject, as is often done in English. English French I finally speak French. Je parle enfin le français Pierre always arrives on time. Pierre arrive toujours a lheure

5. Here are some commonly used adverbs. Time Place Frequency Aujourdhui ici deja Demain la enfin Hier là-bas jamais Maintenant nulle part souvent Tard Partout toujours Vite quelque part

6. Assez Beaucoup Peu Trop

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