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Here are 20 sample conversations using adverbs of frequency to help with ESL
learning:

1. A: Do you often go to the gym? B: Yes, I usually go four times a week.

2. A: Does she ever eat fast food? B: No, she never eats it; she’s very health-conscious.
3. A: How frequently do you travel abroad? B: I rarely travel; maybe once every few
years.
4. A: Do they always arrive on time? B: Not always, but they’re usually punctual.
5. A: Do you sometimes work late? B: Yes, especially when we have tight deadlines.
6. A: How often do you visit your grandparents? B: I see them almost always on
weekends.
7. A: Does he ever help you with homework? B: He occasionally does when he’s not too
busy.
8. A: Do you usually cook dinner at home? B: Yes, I generally prefer homemade meals.
9. A: How frequently do you go to the cinema? B: I seldom go, maybe once or twice a
year.
10. A: Do they always play music so loudly? B: No, they hardly ever do that.
11. A: Do you ever skip breakfast? B: I almost never skip it; it’s the most important meal of
the day.
12. A: How often do you check your emails? B: I check them constantly throughout the day.
13. A: Does she usually take the bus to work? B: She mostly walks unless the weather is
bad.
14. A: Do you ever watch horror movies? B: I rarely watch them; I don’t like getting scared.
15. A: How often do you go out with friends? B: I usually meet up with them once a week.
16. A: Does he ever complain about his job? B: He sometimes does when he’s had a tough
day.
17. A: Do you usually read before bed? B: Yes, I always read for at least half an hour.
18. A: How frequently do you exercise? B: I regularly exercise about five times a week.
19. A: Do they ever miss a class? B: They almost never miss one; they’re very dedicated
students.
20. A: Do you often go to live concerts? B: Not often, but I occasionally go when my
favorite bands are in town.

Feel free to use these examples to practice conversations involving adverbs of frequency!