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    ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

    Adverbs of frequency show how often something happens. The most common ones are:

    ADVERB HOW OFTEN EXAMPLE

    always 100% Ahmed always has coffee with breakfast.

    usually 90% We are usually at home at 9:00.

    often 70% She often meets friends during the weekend.

    sometimes 50% I sometimes watch a movie in the evening.

    rarely 10% He rarely rides his bicycle to work. He likes to drive.

    never 0% Fatima never eats meat. She is a vegetarian.

    LOCATION OF ADVERB IN SENTENCE


    * With action verbs, the adverb comes before the verb.

    Example:
    I usually read before I go to bed.
    (adverb) (verb)

    * With the verb “be”, the adverb comes after the verb.

    Example:
    I am usually on time for class.
    (verb) (adverb)

    * Choose the correct sentence.


    Higher Colleges of Technology, English Communications
    March 2019
    Arwa Abdelhamid @ SJW
    1. ____ We usually have dinner at 7:00.
    ____ We have usually dinner at 7:00.

    2. ____ The children rarely sleep late.


    ____ The children sleep rarely late.

    3. ____ Leila and Maryam sometimes watch a movie together.


    ____ Leila and Maryam watch sometimes a movie together.

    4. ____ I often am at work by 7:30.


    ____ I am often at work by 7:30.

    5. ____ Mohamed never is alone.


    ____ Mohamed is never alone.

    * Answer the questions using complete sentences.

    1. Where are you usually at 5:00? (Use “usually”)

    I usually at home .

    2. What do you always do before bed? (Use “always”)

    I always brush my teeth before bed.

    3. What do you never do at the weekend? (Use “never”)

    I never sat in home at the weekend. I never go to collage at the weekind

    * Put the words in the correct order. Make sure to add capital letters where needed.

    Higher Colleges of Technology, English Communications


    March 2019
    Arwa Abdelhamid @ SJW
    1. hungry / by / I / usually / am / 12:00 / .

    I am usually hungry by 12:00 .

    2. often / Ghada / travel / and / Maryam / together / .

    Maryam and Ghada often travel together.

    3. late / teacher / our / is / never / .

    our teacher is never late .

    4. rarely / we / time / fun / have / for / enough / .

    We rarely have enough time for fun.

    5. Ahmed / Friday / always / gym / on / the / is / at / .

    Ahmed is always at the gym on Friday .

    TEST YOURSELF
    Higher Colleges of Technology, English Communications
    March 2019
    Arwa Abdelhamid @ SJW
    1. I ___________ people’s names.
    a) always forget b) am always forget c) forget always d) always forgetting

    2. We ___________ at around 1:00.

    a) eat usually b) usually eat c) eats usually d) usually eats

    3. There ___________ extra food left after dinner.

    a) often b) is often c) often is d) are often

    4. The weather ___________ good in December.

    a) usually b) are usually c) usually are d) is usually

    5. We ___________ lunch in the cafeteria.

    a) sometimes eat b) eat sometimes c) sometimes eating d) are sometimes eat

    6. There ___________ a lot of traffic on Emirates Road.

    a) always b) always is c) never is d) is always

    7. I ___________ out during the week.

    a) rarely go b) going rarely c) always going d) go rarely

    8. It ___________ in summer in the UAE.

    a) rain sometimes b) rains never c) never rains d) rain

    9. We ___________ time to watch a movie.

    a) rarely have b) rarely c) have rarely d) have always

    10. Why ___________ late to class?

    a) you often b) you are often c) often are you d) are you often

    Higher Colleges of Technology, English Communications


    March 2019
    Arwa Abdelhamid @ SJW

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