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Adverbs of frequency

Adverbs of frequency
always	+++++++++
nearly (almost) always	++++++++
usually, normally	+++++++
very often, frequently	++++++
often	+++++
sometimes	*++++*
occasionally	*+++*
hardly ever	++
rarely, seldom	+
never	0

Where?

--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?

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