Adverbs of frequency

Her favourite sport is football and she watches her team play every week.

• She often watches football.

• She never watches football.

• She sometimes watches football.

I watch TV in English twice a week, but I don't watch it every day.

• I never watch TV in English.

• I sometimes watch TV in English.

• I always watch TV in English.

Our teacher gives us homework every day.

• The teacher always gives them homework.

• The teacher hardly ever gives them homework.

• The teacher never gives them homework.

She doesn't like chocolate so she doesn't eat it.

• She sometimes eats chocolate.

• She never eats chocolate.

• She usually eats chocolate.

She sees her best friend every day.

• She sometimes sees her best friend.

• She always sees her best friend.

• She hardly ever sees her best friend.

They go to the cinema once a month.

• They always go to the cinema.

• They sometimes go to the cinema.

• They never go to the cinema.

I check my emails two or three times a day.

• I always check my emails.

• I sometimes check my emails.

• I never check my emails.

I don't play football! I prefer playing tennis.

• He never plays football.

• He sometimes plays football.

• He always plays football.

They watch TV about once a month.

• They hardly ever watch TV.

• They usually watch TV.

• They never watch TV.

They go to the beach every holiday.

• They never go to the beach for their holidays.

• They sometimes go to the beach for their holidays.

• They always go to beach for their holidays.