Adverbs of manner and frequency

ADYERBS OF FREQUEHCY

List of thu most co mm on adverbs of frcqucncy

Always, usually, often, sometlm&s, selriom, rarely

Adverbs of frequency are used to Indłcate howof-ten so-metHirag happens. They usually answpr the question -How often?-. They are often used with the present strupie to talk about habitual actions. Their posibon In a sentence depends on the verb. In affirmativ« sta tements, they are normally placed:

.    Aftcr the werb to be.

.    After auxlliary werbs.

• Be-fore ordlnary verbs.

In negabve statements, they usually come after the negatiwe auxii*ary verb. Newertheles®, som-e-tlmesand frequenidy are placed before iL Some ad-verbs of frequency such as hardly, ewer or never cannot be used In n eg a U we statements. In quee>-tions_r adverbs of frequency come after the subject.

A) Insert the given adwerbs in correct po««

Uon:

.    - Have you be-en to London? («wer)

.    - No, I have been Ihere (newer)

.    Paul M/at-ches the flllm. (seldom)

. We stay up till li p.m. (somettnws)

•    She can understand her frtends. (nevcr)

•    Mary drinks ooke. (often)

. I go to the clnema on weekends. (always)

•    I help my mother. (every week)