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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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