Question

When’s he usually at home или When’s usually he at home?

Answer 1

When’s usually he at home? - Когда обычно он дома? +
When’s he usually at home - Когда он обычно дома

Answer 2

"When Is usually he at home?"

Answer 3

Answer in detail. When’s he usually at home or When’s usually he at home?

The correct word order in this question is: When’s he usually at home? The word order in English questions is the same as in positive sentences: subject — verb (predicate) — object. The main difference is you need to put an auxiliary verb (which depends on the time you use) in the beginning of a question. In this case, the auxiliary verb is 'is', which is contracted with 'when' to form 'when's'. The subject is 'he', the verb is 'at', and the object is 'home'. The adverb 'usually' modifies the verb and is placed after the subject and before the verb. Therefore, the word order is: When’s he usually at home?

If you put 'usually' before 'he', you change the meaning of the question. You are no longer asking about his usual routine, but about the exceptions to it. For example, if you ask: When’s usually he at home? You are implying that he is not at home at the expected time, and you want to know when he is normally there. This is a less common and more emphatic way of asking the question, and it requires a rising intonation on 'usually'.