6 11.6.11 Put the adverbs/adverbial phrases in brackets in the correct order in the sentences. 1 The smart dress is expected to be on sale. (in department stores, from next spring, permanently) 2 I think I will watch the fashion show. (probably, at Charlie's house, personally) 3 She announced that she's going to attend Fashion Week. (next September, suddenly, in Milan) 4 He wears a suit if he has a business meeting. (occasionally, apparently, in the city) 5 You could have called me. (simply, yesterday afternoon, frankly) 5 He bought himself a trendy jacket. (last weekend, very, spontaneously)​

1. The smart dress is expected to be on sale permanently in department stores from next spring.

2. Personally, I think I will probably watch the fashion show at Charlie's house.

3. Suddenly, she announced that she's going to attend Fashion Week in Milan next September.

4. Apparently, he occasionally wears a suit in the city if he has a business meeting.

5. Frankly, you could have simply called me yesterday afternoon.

6. Very spontaneously, he bought himself a trendy jacket last weekend.