English MCQS - QUESTION DETAILS
What is the correct placement of adverbs in the sentence? "She almost always arrives on time."
A. Almost she always arrives on time.
B. She always arrives on time almost.
C. She always almost arrives on time.
D. She almost always arrives on time.

The correct form is "She almost always arrives on time," placing the adverb before the verb.

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