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There are three main positions for adverbs:
(1) Front position – before the subject
Adverb + subject + verb phrase (+ ….)
e.g. Occasionally David missed lessons.
(2) Middle position
Subject + adverb + finite verb (+ ….)
David occasionally missed lessons.
Subject + First auxiliary + adverb + rest of verb phrase (+ ….)
David has occasionally missed lessons.
(3) End position – at the end of clause
Subject + verb phrase (+ ….) + adverb
David missed lessons occasionally.
In your sentence,
Quietly he left the room.
He quietly left the room.
He left the room quietly.
We use adverbs of manner to say how something is done. We usually put them in end position.
e.g. I will read it carefully.
He writes clearly.
They searched the room thoroughly.
With verb + object sentences, length of the object affects the position of adverb. If the object is long we usually put the adverb before the verb.
e.g. She carefully picked up all the bits of broken glass.
She secretly decided to leave the town.
Adverbs of manner are sometimes used, especially in novels, to describe how something was said.
e.g. "I have a torch, just follow me,” she said nervously.
To回答者:sik-hung
"as if" and "as though" are not adverbs of manner. They are subordinating conjunctions which are used at the beginning of manner clause.
參考: A-Z of English Grammar & Usage - Leech