Placement of adverbs?

こんばんはみんな!

I’m doing the Genki I textbook (second edition) and wanted something clarified.

In the following two sentences, which would be considered more natural to use? Or are both of them equally natural to use?

「保夫さんは頭がとてもいいです」
「保夫さんはとても頭がいいです」

ありがとうございます!

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  1. Both are grammatically valid. In this case, the latter is more natural, largely because 頭がいい is a set phrase and it’s less common to break it up by putting the adverb in the middle.

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