"even" position in a sentence

grammaticality word-order adverb-position

In a comment, John Lawler wrote:

Adverbs like even and only are normally placed right after the first auxiliary verb, if there is one. So I haven't even started is fine, but *I even haven't started is ungrammatical.

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