Frequency adverbs

The correct sentences are:

• She is generally at the gym at this time.

• He generally is studying at the afternoon.

• We are always tired.

• Ian and I always are tired.

The correct sentences are:

• I am never late.

• He rarely visits his cousins.

• She asks frequently about you.

• They study hardly ever for the exams.

The adverbs are in the correct position in the following sentences:

• Mary sometimes does housework on Saturdays.

• Peter is never late for dinner.

• Mary takes often the dog for a walk.

• They hardly ever have a heavy meal in the evening.

The adverbs are in the correct position in the following sentence(s):

• Mary always reads the newspapers at some time during the weekend.

• Peter brings Mary usually a cup of tea in bed.

• They usually don’t have breakfast.

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"SELDOM" COULD BE REPLACED FOR:

• often

• usually

• always

• rarely

The sun __________ rises in the west.

• sometimes

• always

• often

• never

“Regularly”can be replaced by:

• often

• seldom

• hardly ever

• almost never

In the sentence “Usually called ableism, a less well-known form of prejudice” the underlined expression means:

• always

• rarely

• frequently

• seldom