Understanding Adverbs of Frequency

What is an adverb of frequency?

• A type of verb.

• Describes a noun.

• Indicates the time of day.

• Indicates the frequency of an action.

Identify the adverb of frequency in this sentence: 'I always eat breakfast.'

• always

• never

• usually

• sometimes

Where should the adverb 'often' be placed in the sentence: 'She goes to the park.'?

• She often goes to the park.

• To the park she often goes.

• She goes often to the park.

• Often she goes to the park.

Choose the correct adverb of frequency: 'He _____ plays soccer on weekends.'

• always

• never

• rarely

• sometimes

Identify the adverb of frequency in this sentence: 'They sometimes visit their grandparents.'

• rarely

• never

• sometimes

• always

Where does the adverb 'rarely' go in the sentence: 'I eat ice cream.'?

• I rarely eat ice cream.

• I eat rarely ice cream.

• Rarely I eat ice cream.

• I ice cream eat rarely.

Fill in the blank with an adverb of frequency: 'We _____ go to the movies.'

• sometimes

• rarely

• never

• always

Identify the adverb of frequency in this sentence: 'She usually walks to school.'

• sometimes

• always

• never

• usually

Where should the adverb 'frequently' be placed in the sentence: 'He reads books.'?

• Books he reads frequently.

• Frequently he reads books.

• He frequently reads books.

• He reads frequently books.

Choose the correct adverb of frequency: 'I _____ forget my homework.'

• always

• rarely

• quickly

• sometimes