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    This document discusses English pluralization rules for nouns ending in consonant-vowel-consonant, y, and silent e. It also contains a table about adverb frequency and an example sentence using the adverb "often".

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    This document discusses English pluralization rules for nouns ending in consonant-vowel-consonant, y, and silent e. It also contains a table about adverb frequency and an example sentence using the adverb "often".

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    This document discusses English pluralization rules for nouns ending in consonant-vowel-consonant, y, and silent e. It also contains a table about adverb frequency and an example sentence using the adverb "often".

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    Sh, ch, o- ES ( go- goes; watch- watches; wash-washes)

    Y (cons) IES- study- studies


    E, qq outra vog ou cons- S (like-likes, drive- drives)
    HAVE- HAS

    Adverbs Frequency
    Always

    100%

    Usually

    70%

    Sometimes 50%
    Often
    Never

    20-30%
    0%

    How often do you eat chocolate?


    I often eat chocolate.

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