Review: Frequency Words and Prepositions of Time

Review: Frequency Words and Prepositions of Time

ELLs 2

Frequency Words

• ALWAYS = 100% of the time

• USUALLY = 90% of the time

• OFTEN = 80% of the time

• SOMETIMES = 50% of the time

• RARELY = 20% of the time

• NEVER = 0% of the time

Multiple Choice

Ms. Reilly gets to school at the same time every day. She ______ gets to school at 7:10am.

• always

• never

• sometimes

Multiple Choice

Ms. Reilly teaches from school in the morning, but she teaches from her home in the afternoon.

Therefore, _______ she is in school, and _______ she is at home.

• rarely sometimes

• sometimes sometimes

• always often

Multiple Choice

Ms. Reilly is ______ late to school. She is always on time.

• always

• never

• sometimes

Multiple Choice

Ms. Reilly drinks coffee 6 out of 7 days of the week. She _______ drinks coffee.

• sometimes

• always

• usually

Multiple Choice

Ms. Reilly likes to work out after school on most days, but she doesn't do it every day. She _______ works out after school.

• always

• never

• often

Prepositions of Time

• in January

• in the afternoon

• in 2020

• in the winter

Prepositions of Time

• on February 14

• on Tuesday

Prepositions of Time

• at 3:30pm

• at night

Prepositions of Time

• from 5:00pm to 7:00pm

• from 3:00pm until 5:30pm

Multiple Choice

Is your birthday ____ September?

• in

• on

• at

Multiple Choice

School starts ____ 7:45am.

• on

• at

• in

Multiple Choice

Ms. Reilly's birthday is _____ November 12.

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

Are we in 2005?

• in

• on

• at

Multiple Choice

Does school start ____ the winter?

• in

• on

• at

Multiple Choice

I work after school _____ 3:00pm _____ 5:30pm.

• from until

• until from

Multiple Choice

Do we go to school ____ Saturdays?

• at

• in

• on

Multiple Choice

I usually read _____ night before I go to sleep.

• at

• in

• on

Multiple Choice

I always sleep ______ 10:30pm ______ 6:30am.

• to from

• from to

Multiple Choice

Do we go to school ____ the evening?

• at

• on

• in

Questions

• put EVER before the verb, preposition, or adjective

• Do you ever drink water?

• Does Ms. Reilly ever teach math?

• Are the students ever tired?

• Is the teacher ever in school?

Multiple Choice

Select the correct question.

• Do ever you go to the movies?

• Do you go to the ever movies?

• Do you ever go to the movies?

Multiple Choice

Select the correct question.

• Is the school closed ever?

• Is the school ever closed?

• Ever is the school closed?

Multiple Choice

Select the correct question.

• Does ever it snow?

• Does it snow ever?

• Does it ever snow?