[GIU] UNIT107 Word Order 2: Adverbs with the Verb

​​​UNIT107
​​Word Order 2:
Adverbs with the Verb

​​​A. 어떤 부사는(for example, ​always/ also/ probably) 동사와 함께 문장의 가운데로 가기도 한다.

Sofia ​always takes a bus after Spanish class.
I was feeling tired, and I ​was also so hungry.
The airplane ​will probably be canceled.

​​​B. 문장 중간에 들어가는 부사의 위치에 대한 규칙들을 공부해보자. (They are only general rules, so there are exceptions. 예외있음.)

(1) 동사가 한 단어 일 경우(​drive/ fell/ cooked, etc.), 부사는 주로 동사 앞에 온다.

Adverb Verb
I ​almost fell as I was going down the stairs.

I cleaned my room and ​also cooked dinner. (not cooked also)
"Should I give you my phone number?"
"No, I ​already have it."

이 부사들(​always/ often/ also, etc.)은 have to 앞에 온다.
He never calls me. I ​always have to call him. (not I have always to call)

(2) 그러나 ​am/ is/ are/ was/ were 뒤에 부사가 옴:
I was feeling tired, and I ​was also hungry.
Why are you always late? You​'re never on time.

(3) 동사가 두 단어나 그 이상일경우(for example, ​can remember/ doesn't eat/ will be canceled), 부사는 첫번째 동사(can/ doesn't/ will, etc.)뒤에 온다.
I ​can never remember your smile.
She ​doesn't often eat meat.
​Are you ​definitely going to the hair shop on Tuesday?
The airplane ​will probably be canceled.

You ​have always been very lovely to me.
She can't cook. She ​can't even cook the noodle.
​Do you ​still work for the "D" company?

​probably는 부정(​isn't/​won't, etc.) 앞에 온다.
I ​probably won't see him. or I will ​probably not see him. (not I won't probably)

​​​C. ​all과 ​both도 사용가능:
We ​all felt happy when we drink a beer. (not we felt all happy)
We ​have both applied for the job.
We ​are all going out tonight.

​​​D. 때로 문장의 일부를 반복하는 대신 ​is/ will/ did를 사용:
He always says he won't be late, but he ​always is. (= he​ is always late)
I've never done it, and I ​never will. (= I ​will never do it)