FREQUENCY ADVERBS

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What are frequency adverbs?

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Frequency adverbs are words that describe how often an action occurs. They help indicate the frequency of an event or action.

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List some common frequency adverbs.

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Common frequency adverbs include: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, and never.

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How do you use frequency adverbs in a sentence?

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Frequency adverbs are usually placed before the main verb but after the verb 'to be'. For example: 'She always eats breakfast.' and 'He is usually happy.'

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What is the position of 'always' in a sentence?

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'Always' is typically placed before the main verb. For example: 'She always goes to school.'

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What is the position of 'never' in a sentence?

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'Never' is placed before the main verb. For example: 'He never plays video games.'

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How do you form a sentence with 'hardly ever'?

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'Hardly ever' is used to indicate that something happens very infrequently. For example: 'I hardly ever eat junk food.'

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What is the correct sentence structure for 'sometimes'?

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'Sometimes' is placed before the main verb. For example: 'They sometimes go to the park.'

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What does 'usually' indicate in a sentence?

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'Usually' indicates that something happens most of the time. For example: 'I usually wake up early.'

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How do you use 'rarely' in a sentence?

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'Rarely' is used to indicate that something happens infrequently. For example: 'She rarely watches TV.'

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What is the difference between 'often' and 'sometimes'?

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'Often' means something happens frequently, while 'sometimes' means it happens occasionally.