Understanding Adverbs of Frequency

This video tutorial teaches how to use adverbs of frequency in British English to describe how often activities are performed. It covers various adverbs like 'always', 'usually', 'often', 'frequently', 'regularly', 'sometimes', 'occasionally', 'rarely', 'hardly ever', and 'never'. The tutorial explains the correct placement of these adverbs in sentences and provides examples for each. Viewers are tasked with creating sentences using different adverbs of frequency.

What is the main task given to viewers in this lesson?

• Describe their favorite leisure activity.

• Write a paragraph about their daily routine.

• List their hobbies in the comments.

• Leave three sentences using different adverbs of frequency.

Which word is used to describe an action that happens all the time?

• Sometimes

• Always

• Usually

• Often

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

• With a silent 'f'

• With a silent 'o'

• With a silent 'n'

• With a silent 't'

Which adverb would you use to describe an action that happens most of the time but not always?

• Sometimes

• Always

• Usually

• Never

Which adverb implies a definite pattern in the action?

• Frequently

• Regularly

• Rarely

• Occasionally

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

• Occasionally

• Never

• Sometimes

• Regularly

What does the adverb 'occasionally' suggest about the frequency of an action?

• It happens all the time.

• It never happens.

• It happens most of the time.

• It happens some of the time.

Which adverb would you use to describe an action that happens very infrequently?

• Rarely

• Regularly

• Frequently

• Often

Which adverb would you use to describe an action that you do not do at all?

• Sometimes

• Hardly ever

• Never

• Rarely

Which adverb would you use to describe an action that you do not do at all?

• Rarely

• Never

• Hardly ever

• Sometimes