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    Identify the sentence with an INCORRECT use of adverb.
    Question

    Identify the sentence with an INCORRECT use of adverb.

    A.

    I’ll see you at the conference tomorrow.

    B.

    We visited the museum last weekend.

    C.

    She soon will finish the project.

    D.

    They sent the invitation on Friday.

    Correct option is C

    Option (c) contains an error.
    Explanation: The correct placement of the adverb “soon” is after the auxiliary verb "will" in this case. So, it should be “She will soon finish the project.”
    Grammatical Rule Used:
    When using adverbs like soon, always, never, they typically come after the auxiliary verb and before the main verb.
    Example:
    ✔ She will soon arrive.
    ✖ She soon will arrive.
    �� Information Booster:
    Adverbs of time (soon, later) should follow auxiliary verbs like "will", "can", etc.

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