Is this sentence correct?

Question

I want the bugs badly to be dead.

Answer 1

Yes, but it might sound less awkward to say it this way: "I badly want the bugs to be dead."

Answer 2

Badly indicates the depth of your desire. Hence it should be an adverb qualifying the word 'want' and not the word 'dead'. The sentence should read: 'I badly want the bugs to be dead'.

Answer 3

No. It's out of order. It should be "I want the bugs to be dead, badly."