French adverbs of frequency - French grammar 8

The video tutorial explains the use of adverbs of frequency: always, often, sometimes, rarely, and never. It provides examples for each adverb, illustrating how they are used in sentences to describe the frequency of events or actions. The tutorial emphasizes the percentage of time each adverb represents, helping learners understand their proper usage in everyday language.

Which adverb would you use to describe an event that happens 100% of the time?

• Often

• Sometimes

• Rarely

• Always

If an event occurs about 75% of the time, which adverb is most appropriate?

• Never

• Often

• Always

• Sometimes

What is an example of a sentence using the adverb 'always'?

• I never play sports.

• I sometimes go to the movies.

• I always go to my parents' house on Sundays.

• I rarely read a book.

Which sentence correctly uses the adverb 'sometimes'?

• I never play sports.

• I always go to my parents' house on Sundays.

• I often go to restaurants.

• I sometimes go to the movies.

Which adverb would you use to describe an event that never happens?

• Rarely

• Sometimes

• Never

• Often