ADVERB

FREQUENCY
BY: MUTIA APRILIYANI
NABILA ARIFAH ZAHRAH

Adverb Of Frequency?
Is an adverb that tells how often
something occurs or did occur.
Adverb of frequency often appear
directly in front of the main verb n
a sentence, although (like all
adverb) they may be placed
elsewhere.
What is ?
If the verb is made up of more than Adverb of frequency sometimes
one word, the adverb of frequency accompany verb is the habitual
is usually placed afer the first present and the habitual past.
word. With a form of the verb be
as the main verb, the adverb of
frequency goes after verb.
 Adverb of definite frequency.

Type of
Adverb Frequency
Adverb of indefinite
frequency.
 Adverb of definite frequency

Adverb of definite frequency Every

There are several words used
is an adverb that expresses the
frequency of an event or events in a
specific time.
In other words, this type of adverb has
a very clear and precise breakdown of
time without estimates.
 every in the adverb of definite frequency needs to be
to identify adverbs of
connected with another word that describes the time.
definite frequency. Among
 Like everyday (every day), every week (every week), every
others are
month (every month), and so on.
 Ex: My father goes to his hometown every month to see my
grandparents and other relatives there.

Once, twice, three times, etc

early/Annually, Monthly, Weekly, Daily, Hourly
 These words are used similarly to every, but do not require
additional words to have the right meaning.In addition, these
words can also be used to show the routine of an event or
event. It can also be used to express a person's habits.
 Ex: Our family traveling yearly to get some healing, and this
year we will go to Okinawa in
 With the specific and definite characteristics of the adverb of definite
frequency, numbers such as twice, once, and so on can be used.
 “Times” has the meaning of times so you can put a number before the word
“times” for the desired answer.
 Ex: I only went to the haunted house once and I won't go to there again
forever.
 Adverb of indefinite
frequency
Adverb of indefinite frequency There are several words
is an adverb that shows the frequency used to identify adverbs of
of an event or occurance without a indefinite frequency.
clear and definet time when it occurs Among others are
Sometimes,Occasionally, Infrequently
 If usually and others have an intensity of 60-70 percent, what
if you want to state an event that lasts at least 50%?
 Use sometimes, occasionally, and infrequently.
 Ex: Jane goes to shopping mall infrequently, so she doesn't
know what to buy when she's going there.

Always, Constantly Usually, Normally, Frequently, Regularly, Often

 These two words can describe the number of times an event
has occurred without a clear number but the answer is still
valid. Using this answer, each person can interpret for himself
approximately how many times the intensity of an event has
occurred.
 Ex: She always studies so hard in her home, reviews her
lesson from the school and prepares for tomorrow's lesson.
 These five words have the same meaning in describing the frequency
with which an event has taken place.
 Similar to always and constantly, this word also contains estimates that
are subjective for each person but are still valid.
 If always and constantly are rated as occurring more often or have an
intensity of 100%, these five words may have a meaning of about 60-
70 percent of an event occurring.
 Ex: Nina usually gives ride to her sister in the morning and they go to
school together.
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