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They (play) computer games.
They play computer games.
They (not play) computer games.
They don't play computer games.
We eat hamburgers on weekends. (usually)
We usually eat hamburgers on weekends.
I am late to class. (rarely)
I am rarely late to class.
He isn't nervous before exams. (generally)
He isn't generally nervous before exams.
We (go) to school every day.
We go to school every day.
We (not do) karate.
We don't do karate.
I play tennis. (never)
I never play tennis.
I don't study for my exams (often)
I don't often study for my exams
We don't eat fast food. (often)
We don't often eat fast food.
She (play) tennis every Friday.
She plays tennis every Friday.
Jane (not go) to the theatre.
Jane doesn't go to the theatre.
She goes to the movies with her boyfriends on Fridays. (sometimes)
She sometimes goes to the movies with her boyfriend.
My mother doesn't listen to music. (usually)
My mother doesn't usually listen to music.
or
Usually my mother doesn't listen to music.
She is tired in the morning (rarely)
She is rarely tired in the morning
He (watch) TV every evening.
He watches TV every evening.
Frank and Alice (not watch) TV every day.
Frank and Alice don't watch TV every day.
They play basketball in the afternoons. (often)
They often play basketball in the afternoon.
Are you sad when it rains? (sometimes)
Are you sometimes sad when it rains?
She doesn't drink coffee (usually)
She doesn't usually drink coffee.
Usually she doesn't drink coffee.
Jane (practice) karate.
Jane practices karate.
Jack (not practice) judo.
Jack doesn't practice judo.
I do my homework. (always)
I always do my homework.
Do you play video games? (occasionally)
Do you occasionally play video games?
Are you on time? (seldom)
Are you seldom on time?