U1 - Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs of Frequency

I know what adverbs of frequency are and where to place them in a sentence.

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Adverbs of Frequency

I know what adverbs of frequency are and where to place them in a sentence.

Learning objectives

  1. I know what the adverbs of frequency are.

  2. I know where to place adverbs of frequency in a sentence.

Can you give examples of adverbs of frequency?

Adverbs of frequency

Are words that tell us how often things are done.


So, words like:

  • always

  • usually

  • normally

  • often

  • sometimes

  • never

But the question is

Where do we put them in the sentence?


Choose the correct position for the word always:
My father (1) goes (2) to work by bike.

A

position 1

B

position 2


Choose the correct position for the word never:
I (1) am (2) late for school.

A

position 1

B

position 2


Choose the correct position for the word sometimes:
My brother (1) stays (2) up late on school days.

A

position 1

B

position 2


Choose the correct position for the word usually:
Mum (1) goes (2) to bed early.

A

position 1

B

position 2


Choose the correct position for the word normally:
Jake (1) is (2) very quiet.

A

position 1

B

position 2

To be:

My father is never late for work.
He is always friendly to others.
His boss is sometimes angry.

His coworkers are usually friendly.







Main verbs:

He never goes to work by car.
They always want to work hard.

She sometimes sleeps in on weekdays.

We usually go on holiday to France.






Look at the following examples.
What could be a rule for the position?

Not too difficult

We put adverbs of frequency after the verb to be and before main verbs.


I am normally on time, because I always leave in time.

Other time phrases

Are put at the end of a sentence:

  • I never go to school on Saturdays.

  • My friends and I often meet up at the weekend.

  • She works as a volunteer once a week.

I know what adverbs of frequency are and where to place them in a sentence.

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Yes

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Not entirely and I would like some help.

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