ORDER 1
fish. / We / eat / never
We never eat fish.
My father watches football on TV hardly ever.
My father hardly ever watches football on TV.
don't go / usually / Holly and Benji / to bed late.
Holly and Benji don't usually go to bed late.
They always are very tired after the match.
They are always very tired after the match.
Ask a classmate how often they go skiing
Q) How often DO you go skiing?
A) I + ADV OF FREQUENCY + GO SKIING
A) I + GO SKIING + FREQUENCY (e.g. "once a year")
teacher / Our / often / late. / is
Do you go sometimes to the cinema?
Do you sometimes go to the cinema?
have / lessons / piano / I / every week.
I have piano lessons every week.
We have always breakfast at home.
We always have breakfast at home.
Ask a classmate how often they are late for school
A: I am + ADV. OF FREQ. + late for school
A: I am late for school + FREQUENCY (e.g. everyday)
radio / Tom / listens / never / . / the / to
Tom never listens to the radio.
He doesn't never do his homework.
He never does his homework.
Luke / doesn't / class. / to / go / always
Luke doesn't always go to class.
How often DO they have coffee?
Ask a classmate how often they do the washing up*
(*do the washing up = WASH THE DISHES)
A: I + ADV. OF FREQUENCY + DO THE WASHING UP
A: I + DO THE WASHING UP + FREQUENCY (e.g. once a day)
does / how / have / she / a shower? / often
How often does she have a shower?
How often DOES he go running?
do / how / go / you / school? / often / to
I every night listens to the radio.
I listen to the radio every night.
Ask a classmate how often they are tired
Q: How often are you tired?
A: I am + ADV. OF FREQ. + tired.
A: I am tired + FREQUENCY (e.g. everyday)
A: FREQUENCY + I am tired
(e.g. Everyday I am tired)
hardly / Mark / late / school / for / ever / is
Mark is hardly ever late for school.
She twice a day meditates.
She meditates twice a day.
parents / Nadia's / interested / in her life / occasionally / are
Nadia's parents are occasionally interested in her life.
She don't sometimes has wine during dinner.
TWO POSSIBILITIES:
1) She doesn't sometimes have wine during dinner.
2) She sometimes has wine during dinner.
Q: How often DOES your mother TELL you off?
A: My mother + ADV. OF FREQUENCY + tells me off.
A: My mother tells me off + FREQUENCY (e.g. five times a day)