Strongly and quickly

[Rachel Adams]

What do you mean by 'wrong'? Can you provide a context that might justify using them?

You should be aware that you're mixing up two points with these odd examples. The first point concerns the position of adverbs. The second point concerns using frequency adverbs in negative sentences. I think you need to slow right down and try to simplify everything before it becomes even more hopelessly confused. Get the simple rules clear in your mind first.

For example, "I sometimes don't read in the evenings" and "I don't read sometimes I watch TV or go for a walk to relax."

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

For example, "I sometimes don't read in the evening" and "I don't read sometimes. I watch TV or go for a walk to relax."

Sometimes I don't read in the evening.

I sometimes don't read in read in the evening.

I don't read in the evening sometimes.

Sometimes I watch TV.

I sometimes watch TV.

I watch TV sometimes.

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

For example, "I don't sometimes see them" or "I don't sometimes read in the evening" or with any other verb between the main verb and an auxiliary verb.

Okay. Then:

- Sometimes I don't see them.

- I sometimes don't see them.

- I don't see them sometimes.

(See "read in the evening" above.)