8G - U1 - adverbs of frequency

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• I can sometimes stay up late.

• I sometimes can stay up late.

• I can stay up late sometimes.

• I can stay up sometimes late.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• I must always come to school on time.

• I always must come to school on time.

• I must come always to school on time.

• I must come to school on time always.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• Jason is never late for classes.

• Jason never is late for classes.

• Jason is late for classes never.

• Never Jason is late for classes.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• Sheela usually has tea for breakfast.

• Usually Sheela has tea for breakfast.

• Sheela has usually tea for breakfast.

• Sheela has tea for breakfast usually.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• My parents have often got a lot of work at weekends.

• Often my parents have got a lot of work at weekends.

• My parent often have got a lot of work at weekends.

• My parents have got often a lot of work at weekends.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• My best friend hardly ever fails his tests.

• My best friend fails hardly ever his tests.

• Hardly ever my best friend fails his tests.

• My best friend fails his tests hardly ever.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• Our teacher occasionally forgets about our homework.

• Occasionally our teacher forgets about our homework.

• Our teacher forgets occasionally about our homework.

• Our teacher forgets about our homework occasionally.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• Most people normally take photos on holidays.

• Normally most people take photos on holidays.

• Most people take photos normally on holidays.

• Most people take photos on holidays normally.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• I can rarely miss a class.

• I rarely can miss a class.

• I can miss a class rarely.

• Rarely I can miss a class.

Which sentence has the correct word order for a neutral meaning.

• I don't often watch films in the evening.

• I often don't watch films in the evening.

• I don't watch often films in the evening.

• I don't watch film in the evening often.