ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY RULES

Adverbs of Frequency often go before:

• The subject

• The main Verb

• The end of the sentence

• The middle of the sentence

What is correct?

• Usually, he takes work home at the weekend

• He usually takes work home at the weekend

• He usually take work home at the weekend

• He takes usually work home at the weekend

For emphasis the following adverbs can go at the beginning of a sentence:

• sometimes, generally, usually, often, never

• always, usually,generally, sometimes

• usually, generally, often, sometimes

• always, never, weekly, sometimes

Which is not an expression of frequency?

• Twice a year I visit our headquarters in London.

• Once a month, we release a new project.

• Every other day I go to the gym.

• Next week I´ll go on vacation.

Expressions of frequency can go

• At the beginning n´ at the end of a sentence

• In the middle and at the beginning of a sentence.

• before the main verb

• after the main verb

Which is correct?

• On Mondays I have meetings all day long.

• I have meetings all day long, at Mondays

• In the Mondays I have meetings all day long

• I never have meetings of Mondays

Is it correct to say, " on January I will start a new diet"?

• No

• Yes

Is it correct to say, "In 1989 the Berlin Wall fell down"?

• No

• Yes

Is it correct to say: "On the weekend or At the weekend"

• Yes

• No

Which is not correct?

• In the afternoon

• In the morning

• In the evening

• In the night