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Adverbs of frequency

Adverb of frequency                           

-It is placed before the simple verb

e.g.: I always have coffee for breakfast.

 -It is placed after BE

e.g.: She is usually late.

-If there is a modal verb or an auxiliary in the sentence, it is placed between the auxiliary or modal and the verb.

e.g. (modal): I can never understand what she says. 
e.g. (auxiliary): I have always done my work properly!

A few adverbs of frequency :

always, sometimes, frequently,usually, occasionally, seldom, rarely, never,hardly ever ...

Exercise: Enter the sentences and choose the right place for the adverb.

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1. 

a

 

She

 

always

 

is

 

hurry.

 

in

2. 

too

 

drives

 

He

 

sometimes

 

fast.

3. 

on

 

expected

 

Sundays.

 

to

 

are

 

They

 

often

 

work

4. 

out

 

goes

 

rarely

 

at

 

She

 

weekends.

5. 

They

 

restaurant

 

on

 

the

 

usually

 

to

 

Saturdays.

 

go

6. 

seldom

 

her

 

Jane

 

writes

 

friends.

 

to

7. 

afford

 

to

 

new

 

a

 

can

 

buy

 

rarely

 

dress.

 

She

8. 

plays

 

never

 

This

 

football

 

with

 

friends.

 

boy

 

his

9. 

London.

 

go

 

takes

 

to

 

to

 

frequently

 

train

 

Jane

 

the

10. 

often

 

by

 

They

 

boat.

 

or

 

by

 

have

 

plane

 

travelled

11. 

with

 

the

 

his

 

to

 

goes

 

ever

 

restaurant

 

Tom

 

hardly

 

friends.