Order of adverbs Hi! I am doing some exercises on order of adverbs. Point out, please, which of both versions of these sentences sounds more natural to your native ear. Thank you in advance! 1. a). Is the work really so horrible? vs. b). Is really work so horrible? 2. a). I have been finally given the report. vs. b). I have finally been given the report. 3. a). "It's an eagle", presently said the younger brother. vs. b). "It's an eagle, said presently the younger brother. vs. c). (I have serious doubts about that one, but anyway...) "It's an eagle", said the younger brother presently. 4. a). I was present by chance at his death. vs. b). I was present at his death by chance. 5. a). The National Park is a Nature's breathtaking creation. vs. b). The National Park is a breathtaking Nature's creation. 6 a). One may notice here many young people. vs. b). One may notice many young people here. 7 a). They went together to the village. vs. b). They went to the village together.