Place a check next to each sentence in which the adverb is positioned correctly. Owning a bike probably...
Exercise 6 Place a check next to each sentence in which the adverb is positioned correctly.
Owning a bike probably requires some knowledge of repair.
1. Bikes work much more efficiently when all their systems are adjusted properly.
2. If you learn to repair your own bike, you’ll never have to take it to a bike shop almost.
3. Generally, a person who is handy can repair most things on a bike.
4. There are, however, quite some difficult jobs that are best left to a professional.
5. Probably the most important safety feature on a bicycle is the brakes.
6. You can adjust the brakes more easily with a simple tool called a third hand.
7. A third hand simply holds the yokes apart so that you can adjust the rubber brake pads.
8. It’s time to adjust the brake pads when they start making an unpleasant screeching sound somewhat.
9. The brake pads should press smoothly against the metal wheel rims.
10. Another occasionally repair that bike owners attempt is cleaning or replacing an old chain.
11. Scrubbing a dirty chain with kerosene and an old toothbrush will usually do the trick.
12. Rarely only does a chain or other part need to be completely replaced.
Owning a bike probably requires some knowledge of repair.
1. Bikes work much more efficiently when all their systems are adjusted properly.
2. If you learn to repair your own bike, you’ll never have to take it to a bike shop almost.
3. Generally, a person who is handy can repair most things on a bike.
4. There are, however, quite some difficult jobs that are best left to a professional.
5. Probably the most important safety feature on a bicycle is the brakes.
6. You can adjust the brakes more easily with a simple tool called a third hand.
7. A third hand simply holds the yokes apart so that you can adjust the rubber brake pads.
8. It’s time to adjust the brake pads when they start making an unpleasant screeching sound somewhat.
9. The brake pads should press smoothly against the metal wheel rims.
10. Another occasionally repair that bike owners attempt is cleaning or replacing an old chain.
11. Scrubbing a dirty chain with kerosene and an old toothbrush will usually do the trick.
12. Rarely only does a chain or other part need to be completely replaced.

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