Hello
For me it’s the answer B !
<span>Pas toujours;
Exemple: Elle a bien testé son vélo.
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<span>Not always;
Example: She has to test his <span>bike.
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<span>Adverbs that provide precision on the space-time are usually placed at the beginning or end of a sentence, often in the middle <span>of the sentence.
EX: Hier elle est allée dans un magasin de vêtements.
Elle est allée dans un magasin de vêtements hier.
Elle est allée, hier, dans un magasin de vêtements.(</span></span><span>rarely)
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<span>Yesterday she went into a clothing store.
She went into a clothing store yesterday.
She went yesterday in a clothing store<span>.
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<span><span>Adverbs that complement a verb in the negative form are placed behind the second element of negation.
Ex : Elles n'y connaissent vraiment pas grand chose.
(Example: She did not really know much.</span>)
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<span>Adverbs related to a verb in the infinitive are placed behind it.
Exemple : Le vendeur proposa de lui montrer tranquillement plusieurs modèles.
Example: The seller offered to quietly show <span>several models.
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<span>Adverbs that relate to an adjective placed before them<span>.
Exemple : Il y avait réellement beaucoup de choix.
(</span></span><span>There was really a lot of choices<span>.)
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Bonjour
Tous les samedis, Paul travaille comme caissier à la pizzeria.
<em>Every Saturday, Paul works at he pizzeria as a cashier.</em>
TRAVAILLER <em>(to work)</em>
je travaille
tu travailles
il/elle/on travaille Paul = il
nous travaillons
vous travaillez
ils/elles travaillent
