If the adverb modifies the verb, it will normally be placed right before or after it. If the adverb modifies an adjective, it normally comes right before the word. If the adverb modifies another adverb, it often comes before the adverb being modified. He reads quickly . My professor walks everywhere .
Some people have very pale skin.
The bus is always late. She comes home Saturday . It's too soon to know the results of my test. Too, quite, well, often, very For practice on adverbs, see the Modifiers practice test .