"Adverbs + adjectives"

When an adverb qualifies an adjective or past principle, it comes inmediatly before it.

Examples:

a. The house is completely empty.

b. The teacher was deeply dissapointed with de students' results.

"Adverbs + verbs"

When an adverb qualifies a verb + object, we do not usually put the adverb between the verb and the object

Examples:

a. I like the backyard very much.

b. We usually harvest vegetables in summer.

Adverb Collocations

Adverbs can go with certain verbs or adjectives because there is a link in meaning between the two.

Examples:

a. She deeply regrets not buying that flat.

b. Those building were highly recommended.