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English IV, R-3-2021
Mtra. Ramona Grin when
2. Where?

3. What

4. for

5. How much

6. Which

7. Why

8. Why don't

9. Whose

10. Why

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Frequency Adverbs Grammar:
An adverb of frequency describes how often an action happens. There are six
main adverbs of frequency that we use in English: always, usually (or normally),
often, sometimes, rarely, and never.

How do we use adverb of frequency?

Adverbs of frequency are often used to indicate routine or repeated activities, so they
are often used with the present simple tense. If a sentence has only one verb, place
the adverb of frequency in the middle of the sentence so that it is positioned after the
subject but before the verb. For Examples: Tom never flies. Fly= Flies

(Daniel/He) always passes his exams / I


always pass my exams.

Tom never flies / we never fly

Adverbs of time and definite frequency say when or how often something happens.
Examples are, today, yesterday, in the afternoon, last night, last week, last year, two
months ago, already, soon, still, finally, weekly, daily, every year, monthly
etc. Adverbs of time and definite frequency usually go in end-position

Expressing Frequency
1. Frequency expressions include numbers (once/ twice/ three times/ four times +
a day/ week/ month/ year/ decade, every + two months.

2. Other frequency expressions (every day/ week/ month, all the time, in general,
at times.









Time expressions

Last TODAY/ YESTERDAY /TOMORROW

AGO

NEXT

THIS

• I saw a game on TV last night.


• My parents traveled to Japan last month.
• Michael arrived in Mexico last January.
• Last Christmas I got a lot of presents.
• My girlfriend and I met at the beach last summer

• The movie ended five minutes ago.


• The plane landed two hours ago.
• My son was born six months ago.
• Her husband died ten years ago.
• I took that photo many years ago.
• I came to this city a long time ago.
Charles wore a suit to
work yesterday.

We got up early yesterday morning.

She left the hospital yesterday


afternoon.

Yesterday evening Joel called me

Exercises
Read and complete the sentences
Every Monday Twice a day Yesterday
At the moment still Hardly ever
Always At this time tomorrow This week
Never Last month Sometimes

1. 1. Adrian goes to his piano lessons ____He has a


talent for music.

2. I Every Monday watch the TV before I go to bed.

3. Guess who I met. Sometimes at the bus station?

4. I have Yesterday seen anything like this before. I am


slack jawed!

5. I Never have that old green jacket my grandfather


gave me.

6. Susan and Jill will probably go to France and Spain At


the moment still

2. 7. This week we will be flying over the Atlantic Ocean.
I'm so thrilled about it.

8. I will have finished writing this report At this time


tomorrow
9. At this time tomorrow Marie will have been working
as a nurse for 25 years.

10. They This week watch TV, preferring to read books


instead.

11. According to the doctor, you should take the pills


Hardly ever

12. Robert, what are you doing Twice a day? I need your
help.

13. We At this time tomorrow visit our cousin Bert


because he lives 800 km away.

14. They are very poor people but Hardly ever ask for
help.
15. Take an umbrella! It is raining Never

16. Pablo's parents are going to buy him a new bike At


the moment still

17 This week, his grandparents will have been married for


50 years.

18. Yesterday after school, he came back home, had


dinner and took the dog out.


II) Rewrite the sentences with frequency adverbs.
II) Rewrite the sentences with frequency
adverbs.
1.He listens to the radio. He often listens to the radio. OFTEN)
2.They read a book. They never read a book. (NEVER)
3.Pete gets angry Pete always gets angry (ALWAYS)

4.Tom is very friendly. Tom is sometimes very (friendlSOMETIME) are

5.I take sugar in my coffee. I seldom take sugar in my coffee. (SELDOM)


6.Ramon and Frank are hungry. Ramon and Frank are usually hungry.
(USUALLY)

My grandmother
7. My grandmother goes for a walk in the evening

always goes for a walk in the evening.


(ALWAYS)

8.Walter helps his father in the kitchen Walter hardly ever helps his
father in the kitchen. (HARDLY EVER)
9.They watch TV in the afternoon. They occasionally watch TV in the
afternoon. OCCASINALLY)
10.Christine smokes. Christine normally smokes. NORMALLY)

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