Adverbs of Frequency
"I ___ brush my teeth before bed." (This adverb means "all the time.")
I always brush my teeth before bed.
🕛
It's twelve o'clock.
🥦
broccoli
🍅
tomato
Every weekend, I ___ to the park to play soccer. (go)
Every weekend, I go to the park to play soccer.
"She ___ takes the bus to work, but today she drove." (This adverb means "more than half the time but not always.")
She usually takes the bus to work, but today she drove.
4:15
It's a quarter past four.
🍋
lemon
🐟
fish
Every Friday night, she ___ a delicious pizza for dinner. (eat)
Every Friday night, she eats a delicious pizza for dinner.
"They ___ go to the gym, maybe once or twice a week." (This adverb means "about half the time.")
They sometimes go to the gym, maybe once or twice a week.
🕤
It's half past nine.
🧀
cheese
🍚
rice
He ___ ____ a letter to his friend every week; he prefers calling. (negative form of "write")
He doesn't write a letter to his friend every week; he prefers calling.
"He ___ eats fast food because he prefers home-cooked meals." (This adverb means "not very often.")
He rarely eats fast food because he prefers home-cooked meals.
1:40
It's twenty to two.
🍓
strawberry
🥕
carrot
___ they ___ a new car every few years? (buy)
Do they buy a new car every few years?
"I ___ drink coffee; I only drink tea." (This adverb means "not at any time.")
I never drink coffee; I only drink tea.
9:35
It's twenty-five to ten.
🌽
corn
🥑
avocado
The movie ____ _____ at 8 PM every evening; sometimes it starts later. (negative form of "start.")
The movie doesn't start at 8 PM every evening; sometimes it starts later.