Question

Ben likes walking ........................................

• A. Every morning he walks to work
• B. He walks to work every morning
• C. he walks every morning to work
• D. he every morning walks to work

Hint:

To show routines, begin with a time adverbial: {Every day/On Sundays, S + V …}. It reads naturally after a general statement.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Step 1 (Meaning and cohesion): We need a clause that exemplifies Ben’s {habit} of walking. Starting with a frequency adverbial (“Every morning…”) neatly links with “likes walking.”
Step 2 (Word order): Fronted adverbials are standard: “Every morning, he walks to work.”
Step 3 (Eliminate): (b) is also grammatical, but (a) is stylistically the tightest fit after “likes walking,” foregrounding the routine. (c) and (d) misplace the frequency phrase; (d) is particularly awkward in standard English.