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Adverbs of frequency

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BEFORE a verb without an auxiliary

I often go to school by bus

I hardly ever watch TV

AFTER BE

Peter is always late

We are usually here in summer

   He sometimes plays football on Wednesdays

AFTER THE AUXILIARY

I have often been to London

I will never go to Mexico again

AFTER THE SUBJECT IN INTERROGATIVE CLAUSES

Do they always walk to work?

Have you often seen such strange animals?

AFTER 'NOT'

Peter does not usually get up before eight

   Why do witches always have brooms?

English exercise "Adverbs of frequency" created by lili73 with The test builder
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My grandfather the lawn mows occasionallymows occasionally the lawnoccasionally mows the lawn.
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Our maths teacher hardly ever gives usgives us hardly evergives hardly ever us difficult exercises.
3.
Sonia is rarely attentiveattentive is rarelyrarely is attentive during the class.
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How long usually do youdo you usuallydo usually you brush your teeth?
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My son often does notnot often doesdoes not often eat carrots.
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Do you often goyou go oftenoften you go to the beach?
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We will always rememberalways will rememberwill remember always that day.
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Winter has been neverhas never beennever has been so cold in this country.
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Does Mark ride sometimessometimes ride MarkMark sometimes ride his horse?
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Greta Garbo was seen seldomseldom was seenwas seldom seen in public.