[MFAW-Q309] Read the sentence and decide whether the infinitive should be split. What other options are there? (there may be more than one option)

I was told to always keep a good look out.

I was told always to keep a good look out.

I was always told to keep a good look out.

I was told to keep a good look out always.

Always, I was told to keep a good look out.

She said I had to quickly finish my report.

She said I had to finish quickly my report.

She said I had to finish my report quickly.

She said quickly, I had to finish my report.

She said I had quickly to finish my report.

I really want to fully understand this concept.

I really fully want to understand this concept.

I really want to understand this concept fully.

I fully really want to understand this concept.

I really want to understand fully this concept.

She was impatient to finally leave home.

She was impatient finally to leave home.

Finally, she was impatient to leave home.

She was impatient to leave home finally.

She was finally impatient to leave home.

He decided to completely re-write his essay.

He completely decided to re-write his essay.

He decided to re-write his essay completely.

He decided completely to re-write his essay.

I decided to definitely accept the invitation.

I decided definitely to accept the invitation.

I definitely decided to accept the invitation.

Definitely, I decided to accept the invitation.

I decided to accept the invitation, definitely.

The bank clerks wanted to suddenly strike.

Suddenly, the bank clerks wanted to strike.

The bank clerks wanted to strike suddenly.

The bank clerks suddenly wanted to strike.

She decided to quietly slip away from the dreadful party.

She decided to slip away quietly from the dreadful party.

She decided to slip away from the dreadful party quietly.

She quietly decided to slip away from the dreadful party.

She decided quietly to slip away from the dreadful party.

I had intended to fully refund the stolen money.

I had fully intended to refund the stolen money.

I had intended to refund the stolen money fully.

I had intended to refund fully the stolen money.

She promised to always be there for us.

She promised always to be there for us.

She promised to be there for us always.

Always, she promised to be there for us.

She promised to be there always for us.

She always promised to be there for us.

I would like you to just sit down and keep quiet.

I would like you just to sit down and keep quiet.

I just would like you to sit down and keep quiet.

I would just like you to sit down and keep quiet.

I have been told to always think about others before myself.

I have been told always to think about others before myself.

I have been told to think about others before myself always.

I always have been told to think about others before myself.

[MFAW-Q309] Read the sentence and decide whether the infinitive should be split. What other options are there? (there may be more than one option)

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