Frequency adverbs and prepositions of time REVIEW

We ______ live in France.

• doesn't

• aren't

• don't

She ______ 15 years old.

• has

• is

• be

______ Saul like cooking?

• does

• is

• do

'He listens to the radio.' (often)

• He is often listening to the radio.

• He often listens to the radio.

• He listens often to the radio.

• Often he listens to the radio.

'They read a book.' (sometimes)

• They read sometimes a book.

• They are sometimes reading a book.

• They sometimes read a book.

• Sometimes they read a book.

'Pete gets angry.' (never).

• Pete gets angry never.

• Pete is never getting angry.

• Pete never gets angry.

• Never Pete gets angry.

'Tom is very friendly.' (usually)?

• Usually Tom is very friendly.

• Tom is usually very friendly.

• Tom is very usually friendly.

• Tom usually is very friendly.

'I take sugar in my coffee.' (sometimes).

• I am sometimes taking sugar in my coffee.

• I take sometimes sugar in my coffee.

• I sometimes take sugar in my coffee.

• Sometimes I take sugar in my coffee.

'Ramon and Frank are hungry.' (often)?

• Ramon and Frank often are hungry.

• Ramon and Frank are often hungry.

• Often Ramon and Frank are hungry.

• Ramon and Frank are hungry often.

'My grandmother is tired in the evening.' (always).

• Always my grandmother is tired in the evening.

• My grandmother always is tired in the evening.

• My grandmother is always tired in the evening.

• My grandmother is tired always in the evening.