My Grammar and I (Or Should That Be 'Me'?): Old-School Ways to Sharpen Your English

Correctly placing the adverb correctly
Although word order is usually important in English (see
here
), the position of
the  adverb  is  remarkably  flexible.  It  may  go  after  the  verb,  She  answered  the
question hesitantly  ,  or  it  may  go  before  the  verb:  She  hesitantly  answered  the

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question . In fact sometimes it can go just about anywhere in a sentence :
Scarily , she must have been dancing too close to the cliff.
She scarily must have been dancing too close to the cliff.
She must scarily have been dancing too close to the cliff.
She must have scarily been dancing too close to the cliff.
She must have been scarily dancing too close to the cliff.
She must have been dancing scarily too close to the cliff.
She must have been dancing too close to the cliff, scarily .