Choose the correct sentences with regard to use of adverbs.
a. She dropped here the bag.
b. He plays very well tennis.
c. Did you see my bag anywhere ?
d. I rarely go to movies.
Answer options :

The correct answer is Option B (Only c and d).

Key Points:
• This question evaluates the candidate's understanding of the correct placement of Adverbs, a critical grammatical concept frequently tested in MPSC examinations. Grasping the correct word order is essential for constructing syntactically valid English sentences.
• Option 2 is the correct answer according to the official MPSC answer key. Sentences 'c' and 'd' correctly follow adverb placement rules. 'Anywhere' is properly placed at the end of the interrogative clause, and 'rarely' (an adverb of frequency) is correctly positioned before the main verb 'go'.
• Let us analyze why the other options contain flawed sentences. Sentence 'a' is incorrect because the adverb of place ('here') should not separate the transitive verb ('dropped') from its direct object ('the bag'); it should be 'She dropped the bag here.' Sentence 'b' is incorrect for the same reason: 'very well' separates the verb 'plays' from its object 'tennis'; it should be 'He plays tennis very well.'
• A common MPSC trap is placing adverbs of manner or place between a verb and its direct object.
• Mastery of adverb positioning rules ensures higher accuracy in error detection questions.
• Key Takeaway: Remember: An adverb of manner or place should never be placed between a transitive verb and its direct object.