Adverbs Of Frequency | English Grammar Lesson

This video tutorial teaches how to use adverbs of frequency in British English to describe how often activities are performed. It covers a range of adverbs from 'always' to 'never', providing examples for each. The tutorial also explains the correct placement of adverbs in sentences, especially when the main verb is 'to be'. Viewers are encouraged to practice by leaving comments using different adverbs of frequency.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced in the video?

• How to cook a British breakfast

• How to express frequency of activities in British English

• How to learn new English vocabulary

• How to improve British pronunciation

Which adverb would you use to describe an action you do almost every day?

• Never

• Rarely

• Usually

• Occasionally

How is the word 'often' pronounced according to the video?

• Only as 'o-fen'

• Only as 'of-ten'

• Both 'of-ten' and 'o-fen' are correct

• Neither 'of-ten' nor 'o-fen' is correct

Which adverb would you use to describe an action that happens with a definite pattern?

• Hardly ever

• Never

• Sometimes

• Regularly

Where does the adverb of frequency usually appear in a sentence?

• After the main verb

• At the beginning of the sentence

• Before the main verb

• At the end of the sentence