Frequency Scale
This adverb means 100% of the time.
Always
Choose the correct sentence:
A. She always is tired.
B. She is always tired.
B. She is always tired.
I brush my teeth every day.
Always
“They are late never.”
They are never late.
Complete the sentence:
“I study English ___ a week.”
(2 times)
Twice
This adverb means around 2–3 times a week.
Sometimes
Correct the sentence:
“Always I do my homework.”
I always do my homework.
I go to the gym 3–4 times a week.
Often
“I sometimes am tired after class.”
I am sometimes tired after class.
What is the adverb form of “every week”?
Weekly
This adverb means something happens very infrequently, maybe only once a month.
Rarely
Fix this sentence:
“They never are tired after soccer.”
They are never tired after soccer.
I eat sushi one time every few months.
Rarely
“She go always to school early.”
She always goes to school early.
What is the adverb form of “every year”?
Annually
This adverb means about 70% of the time.
Often
Where does the adverb go in this sentence?
“My brother cleans his room.”
Before the main verb
I call my parents 5–6 times a week.
Usually
“She seldom is late for class.”
She is seldom late for class.
How often do you eat fast food? (Answer with an adverb of frequency)
Possible answer: Daily, Once a week, Every two days...
When something happens once a week or less, we can use...
Seldom
Complete the rule:
With the verb “to be,” the adverb goes ___ the verb.
After
I volunteer once in a while, but not regularly.
Occasionally
“He frequently play basketball.”
He frequently plays basketball.
Make a sentence using “three times a day.”
Possible answer: “I drink water three times a day.”