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    The document discusses different ways to express frequency in English, including using numbers to indicate how many times something occurs within a specific period (e.g. once a month, three times a week), using time intervals to indicate a regular pattern (e.g. every three hours, every two weeks), and adverbs to describe general frequency (e.g. always, usually, sometimes, never).

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    The document discusses different ways to express frequency in English, including using numbers to indicate how many times something occurs within a specific period (e.g. once a month, three times a week), using time intervals to indicate a regular pattern (e.g. every three hours, every two weeks), and adverbs to describe general frequency (e.g. always, usually, sometimes, never).

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    Expressions of Frenquency

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    The document discusses different ways to express frequency in English, including using numbers to indicate how many times something occurs within a specific period (e.g. once a month, three times a week), using time intervals to indicate a regular pattern (e.g. every three hours, every two weeks), and adverbs to describe general frequency (e.g. always, usually, sometimes, never).

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    How often do you...?

    Expressions of frequency
    1. Frequency in a period
    Examples
    once twice three times four times five times ... an hour a day a week a month a year ...

    a)Once a month, I go to the beach. b) Mark works out three times a week. c) Thirty days a year? It s too much.

    2. Time Interval
    hours days weeks months years ...

    a) Lisa needs to eat every three hours. b) I visit my parents every two weeks. c)Every four years we have the Olympic Games. d)Every month she goes to the doctor to run health exams.

    Everytwo, three,...

    Every day, week, month, year, etc. (no gap)

    }
    100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0%

    3. Expressions of frequency
    Always Usually Often Sometimes Rarely Never > > > > > >

    a) They always call me to ask for help. b) Sometimes she studies at lunchtime. c)I never saw him in person.

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