FREQUENCY ADVERBS
Adverbs of frequency help you to give information about when you do an action. They have a position into the sentence. So please study carefully the rules:
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
I ALWAYS get up at 7.30
She USUALLY has a shower in the morning.
BUT:
I'm ALWAYS late.
She's USUALLY happy.
Frequency adverbs ALWAYS go between the subject and the verb. BUT AFTER THE VERB TO BE.
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
I don't USUALLY go out.
She doesn't ALWAYS go to the beach.
BUT:
I'm not ALWAYS late.
She's USUALLY at home at weekends.
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
Do you OFTEN go to the beach on Sunday?
Does she USUALLY buy here?
BUT:
Are you ALWAYS late?
Are you ALWAYS late?
Is she SOMETIMES happy?
Go to page 44 and then to page 108 and you will find information about the FREQUENCY ADVERBS
REMEMBER:
HOW OFTEN DO YOU PLAY TENNIS?
I SOMETIMES PLAY TENNIS
HOW OFTEN DOES HE WATCH TV?
HE USUALLY WATCHES TV AT NIGHT
HOMEWORK: Go to page 44 and do exercise number 5.
Go to the links about FREQUENCY ADVERBS on the CLASSROOM DIARY SITE and practise them.