Word Order Frequency Adverbs

Arrange the frequency adverbs in the correct order: always, usually, I, go, to, the, gym.

• I always usually go to the gym.

• I go to usually always the gym.

• I always go usually to the gym.

• I usually always go to the gym.

Put the frequency adverbs in the right sequence: often, she, watches, TV, in, the, evening.

• Watches often she TV in the evening.

• She often TV watches in the evening.

• TV often she watches in the evening.

• She often watches TV in the evening.

Correctly order the frequency adverbs: rarely, they, eat, out, on, weekends.

• Eat on weekends they rarely out

• They rarely eat out on weekends.

• Out they eat on weekends rarely

• Rarely they eat on weekends out

Reorder the frequency adverbs: never, I, eat, fast, food.

• Never I fast food eat

• I eat never fast food

• Fast food I never eat

• I never eat fast food.

Arrange the frequency adverbs in the proper order: seldom, she, goes, to, the, movies.

• seldom goes she to the movies

• seldom she goes to the movies

• she goes seldom to the movies

• she seldom goes to the movies

Put the frequency adverbs in the right sequence: usually, I, wake, up, early, on, weekdays.

• I usually wake up on early weekdays.

• I usually early wake up on weekdays.

• I usually wake up early on weekdays.

• Usually I wake up early on weekdays.

Correctly order the frequency adverbs: always, he, arrives, late, for, meetings.

• He always late arrives for meetings.

• He late always arrives for meetings.

• Arrives he always late for meetings.

• He always arrives late for meetings.

Reorder the frequency adverbs: often, they, travel, abroad, for, holidays.

• Travel often they abroad for holidays.

• They travel often for abroad holidays.

• Abroad often they travel for holidays.

• They often travel abroad for holidays.

Arrange the frequency adverbs in the correct order: rarely, she, stays, up, late.

• rarely she stays up late

• she rarely stays up late

• she stays rarely up late

• she stays up rarely late

Put the frequency adverbs in the right sequence: sometimes, I, cook, dinner, for, my, family.

• I cook dinner sometimes for my family.

• I sometimes cook dinner for my family.

• Sometimes I cook for my family dinner.

• I cook sometimes dinner for my family.