This document provides examples of how to use adverbs of frequency in sentences. It explains that adverbs of frequency such as always, usually, often, sometimes, and never are placed before main verbs, after forms of the verb "to be", and between auxiliary verbs and main verbs. It then provides examples of correcting sentences by adding adverbs of frequency in the proper positions.
This document provides examples of how to use adverbs of frequency in sentences. It explains that adverbs of frequency such as always, usually, often, sometimes, and never are placed before main verbs, after forms of the verb "to be", and between auxiliary verbs and main verbs. It then provides examples of correcting sentences by adding adverbs of frequency in the proper positions.
This document provides examples of how to use adverbs of frequency in sentences. It explains that adverbs of frequency such as always, usually, often, sometimes, and never are placed before main verbs, after forms of the verb "to be", and between auxiliary verbs and main verbs. It then provides examples of correcting sentences by adding adverbs of frequency in the proper positions.
We sometimes go to the cinema on Sunday. Usually= normalmente after the verb to be Often= usualmente He is often late. Sometimes= a veces between the auxiliary verb and the main verb Never=nunca I don’t often drink coffee.
Put the words in the correct order:
Add the adverb of frequency in the right place: Mary/eats/never/fish They don’t work at weekends. (usually) Mary never eats fish. They don’t usually work at weekends. is/brilliant/he/always/on/keyboards He teaches English in the morning. he is always brilliant on keyboards (always) he always teaches English in don’t/you/sit/here/usually the morning you don’t usually sit here She is late for school. (never) parents/my/the theatre/don’t/go/to/ She is never late for school often my don’t parents often go to the I don’t eat eggs for breakfast. (usually) theatre I don’t usually eat eggs for breakfast am/for/meals/late/I/never We go out on Sunday evening. (often) I am never for late meals We often go out Sunday evening we/on time/are/never I get up early. (sometimes) we never are on time I sometimes get up early a shower/we/after/have/training/ He doesn’t read books in the evening. usually we usually have a shower after (often) he doesn´t often read books in training the evening I/bad/never/dreams/have I never have dreams bad very/their/music/sometimes/is/good Correct the sentences: their music sometimes is very good play/they/sometimes/basketball/ Sue forgets never my birthday. school/after they sometimes after Sue never forgets my birthday. school play basketball She has sometimes coffee with milk. She sometimes has coffee with milk doesn’t/early/often/she/get up she doesn’t often early get up They go usually abroad for holidays. They usually go abroad for holidays our/are/ Saturday/usually/matches/on/ morning our usually marches are David always is hungry. David is always hungry Saturday on morning sugar/they/in coffee/always/have I don’t play often computer games. I don´t often play computer games they always have sugar in coffee drink/they/usually/for breakfast/tea/ Jill doesn’t eat often meat. Jill doesn´t often eat meat don’t they don’t usually for drink tea breakfast Linda gets always up at six o’clock. Linda always gets up at six o’clock you’re/for/late/always/class you’re always for class late