2. Grammar. (11 points) Order of adverbs: put the adverbs in the correct place in the sentence. 5. They left. (at noon, their house, in a hurry) 6. The scientist worked. (in his laboratory, all through the night, hard) Choose the correct word. 7. Either/Both/Whole of the children like skiing. 8. Sue usually goes all/either/neither for jogging or swimming in the afternoon. 9. She rides her bike to work almost every/ each/either day. 10. I don’t have whole/all/plenty day to finish my assignment. 11. John’s smartphone broke and now he is looking for either/neither/another one. 12. We usually send each/every/all other emails. 13. My parents and I phone each other practically each/every/all morning. 14. She drank both/ the whole/ all the coke in the bottle. 15. They have two cars but they don’t use either/each/neither of them.