Where is the right position when I use an adverb in a sentence?
I'm always confused when I use an adverb in a sentence like below.
Is this correct?
I have been really enjoyed the party tonight.

Question

Where is the right position when I use an adverb in a sentence?
I'm always confused when I use an adverb in a sentence like below. 
Is this correct?
   I have been really enjoyed the party tonight.

Answer

I have been really enjoyed the party tonight.

It seems that you placed the adverb correctly, but mixed up you grammar tenses.  You could use this sentence with the adverb where it is.  Examples:
1) I have been really enjoying this party. 
2) I have really enjoyed this party.

1) means you have been at the party for some time and are enjoying it.
2)means the party has just finished and you enjoyed it.

I hope this helps

Answer

Tonight, I am really enjoying this party.
Tonight, I've really enjoyed this party.

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