Adverb of Frequency in Sentences

Where do you put an adverb of frequency in a sentence?

• after to be

• in the end of the sentence

• before the verb

• before the object

Answer explanation

1. I am usually on time in a meeting. (after to be)

2. She always brings her wallet with her. (before the verb)

Jason (a)   plays piano.

Jason (a)   watches TV

Which sentences are structurally correct?

• Does hardly ever she go to bed above 10 PM?

• I usually read the news in the morning.

• He does not go often to the library.

• My family not normally watch cartoons in the weekend.

Which sentence is structurally correct?

• I do not open always the dictionary.

• Does she never make her own breakfast?

• I watch usually the news in the morning.

• I never watch always documentaries.

Which sentence is structurally wrong?

• Lola and Charles always go home together since they are siblings.

• Does he always make his bed in the morning?

• Do they watch rarely the comedy shows?

• It isn't usually full of people on Monday.

Arrange the jumbeled words below into a structurally correct sentence!

sometimes/travels/David/by/bus

(a)  

Answer explanation

Correct Answer: David sometimes travels by bus.

Arrange the jumbeled words below into a structurally correct sentence!

at/library/Louis/often/the/is

(a)  

Arrange the jumbeled words below into a structurally correct sentence!

always/on/TV/Siska/watch/sport programmes/her/does/?

(a)  

Arrange the jumbeled words below into a structurally correct sentence!

Dodit and Raditya Dika/are/commedy shows/usually/in

(a)