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    The document contains 10 sentences that need to be rewritten to add adverbs in parentheses to make grammatical sentences. The adverbs that need to be added include: usually, often, always, never, three times, occasionally, seldom, hardly ever, usually, rarely, always. The sentences provide examples of adding adverbs to describe frequency or certainty of actions.

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    The document contains 10 sentences that need to be rewritten to add adverbs in parentheses to make grammatical sentences. The adverbs that need to be added include: usually, often, always, never, three times, occasionally, seldom, hardly ever, usually, rarely, always. The sentences provide examples of adding adverbs to describe frequency or certainty of actions.

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    The document contains 10 sentences that need to be rewritten to add adverbs in parentheses to make grammatical sentences. The adverbs that need to be added include: usually, often, always, never, three times, occasionally, seldom, hardly ever, usually, rarely, always. The sentences provide examples of adding adverbs to describe frequency or certainty of actions.

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    Rewrite each sentence to add the adverb in parenthesis to make a grammatical sentence

    1. Landa and Larissa together. ( Studies, usually)


    2. They at the library after lunch. (meets, often)
    3. She school at 02.45 p.m (not leaves, always)
    4. My father to the office. (go, often)
    5. My parents magazines. ( reads, usually)
    Put the word into a good sentence.

    1. Me/ Chocolate/ Merry. (not gives, always)


    2. about /me/ He. (know, never)
    3. for /My/ one/mother/ day. (not cooks, three times)
    4. to/ my/ house/Agatha. (come, occasionally)
    5. her / by/ himself/Felicia/ shoes. ( not, washes, seldom)
    6. man/ the/ that/ handsome / late/to. (go, hardly ever)
    7. after/I/ Friends/ school/ my. (not meets, usually)
    8. door/front/leaving/my/for/before/work/I. (checks, usually)
    9. at/home/Robert/on/and/Alan/ afternoons/Sunday (not stays, rarely)
    10. a tie/ my / when /friend/ when/ he/ an interview/ have. (wear, always)

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