Started learning Japanese two weeks ago and don't know which one is more
natural.

雨が漸く止めた。

OR

雨漸くが止めた。
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What's more grammatically correct?
(One thing to note: やめる or とめる are not the correct choice of verb for rain
stopping; that is やむ, past tense やんだ)

You cannot put an adverb like ようやく between a particle and the noun it connects
too. There are two positions one can insert ようやく in this sentence: in the
middle, and right before the verb.

ようやく雨が止んだ

雨がようやく止んだ

These two sentences are both correct, but not 雨ようやくが止んだ.
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