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Adverbs of frequency - English lesson
| Main adverbs of frequency: | |
| always | +++++++++ |
| nearly (almost) always | ++++++++ |
| usually, normally | +++++++ |
| very often, frequently | ++++++ |
| often | +++++ |
| sometimes | ++++ |
| occasionally | +++ |
| hardly ever | ++ |
| rarely, seldom | + |
| never | 0 |
| Where should I put it? |
- before a "simple" verb:
example: I always have coffee for breakfast.
- after BE:
example: She is usually late.
- After the modal / the auxiliary:
example (modal) : I can never understand what she says.
example (auxiliary) : I have always done my work properly!
Build these sentences with the adverb in the correct place (never at the beginning, it would be too easy!).
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