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She had carefully measured out the right quantity of medicine. 她已仔细量出了适量的药。
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They were all quietly waiting outside. 他们都静静地在外边等着。
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They could easily get another girl to do the typing. 他们可以很容易地找到另一个姑娘来打字。
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频度副词通常放在谓语前面（a），系动词be的后面（b），或情态动词或助动词和主要动词之间（c）：
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a. He often does this. 他常常这样做。
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She seldom writes to us. 她很少给我们写信。
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They occasionally come to see us. 他们偶尔来看我们。
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b. She is always like that. 她总是那样。
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He was rarely late. 他很少迟到。
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They were never happy together. 他们在一起从来没快活过。
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c. Lost time is never found again. 失去的时间再也找不回来。（谚语）
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They have hardly ever quarrelled. 他们几乎从未吵过架。
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We may never see each other again. 我们可能永远不会再见面。
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sometimes有时还可放在句首或句末，甚至放在动词后面：
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Sometimes we’re busy and sometimes we’re not. 有时我们很忙，有时不忙。
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Every man is a fool sometimes, and none at all time. 人会一时犯傻，但不会老是犯傻。（谚语）
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She likes sometimes the one and sometimes the other. 她有时喜欢这一个，有时又喜欢那一个。
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never放在句首时，后面句子要倒装：
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Never will we bow the knee to hegemonism. 我们永远不会向霸权主义屈膝。
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句子副词常可放在句首，或插在句子中间：
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Luckily, I have read the book before. 幸好我以前看过这本书。
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Strangely, I’ve never seen that program. 说也奇怪，我从未看见过这个节目。
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However, not everybody agreed. 但不是所有的人都同意的。
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She was not, however, aware of the circumstances. 但她对情况并不清楚。
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I thought, perhaps, you were expecting someone. 我想你或许是在等人。
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