Adverbs of frequency Exercises

Look at “Choose the normal word order: I ___ before breakfast.”. Put a frequency adverb such as usually or often before the main verb in a simple statement. Complete sentence: “Choose the normal word order: I usually shower before breakfast.”.

Look at “Complete the sentence: Sam ___ often early for class.”. With be, put the frequency adverb after am/is/are. Complete sentence: “Complete the sentence: Sam is often early for class.”.

Look at “Ted takes the bus every single day. He ___ takes the bus.”. Always means every time, never means no times, and sometimes means on some occasions, not every time. Complete sentence: “Ted takes the bus every single day. He always takes the bus.”.

Reference completion: “Complete the normal order: We usually cook together on Fridays. (usually)”. Put a frequency adverb such as usually or often before the main verb in a simple statement.

Look at “Complete the normal order: My keys are ___ in this drawer. (usually)”. With be, put the frequency adverb after am/is/are. Complete sentence: “Complete the normal order: My keys are usually in this drawer. (usually)”.

Look at “I have not eaten meat at any time in my life. I ___ eat meat.”. Always means every time, never means no times, and sometimes means on some occasions, not every time. Complete sentence: “I have not eaten meat at any time in my life. I never eat meat.”.

Reference completion: “Complete the normal order: Ana often walks to school. (often)”. Put a frequency adverb such as usually or often before the main verb in a simple statement.

Look at “Choose the normal word order: Our neighbours ___ after lunch.”. Put a frequency adverb such as usually or often before the main verb in a simple statement. Complete sentence: “Choose the normal word order: Our neighbours often walk after lunch.”.

Look at “Choose the normal word order: The train ___ on Mondays.”. With be, put the frequency adverb after am/is/are. Complete sentence: “Choose the normal word order: The train is usually crowded on Mondays.”.

Reference completion: “Only on some evenings, not every evening, we watch a film. We sometimes watch films.”. Always means every time, never means no times, and sometimes means on some occasions, not every time.

Look at “Complete the normal order: I am ___ tired after swimming. (often)”. With be, put the frequency adverb after am/is/are. Complete sentence: “Complete the normal order: I am often tired after swimming. (often)”.

Reference completion: “Our team has won every match this season. So far, it has always won.”. Always means every time, never means no times, and sometimes means on some occasions, not every time. Also accepted in this task: consistently / invariably. These are reviewed alternatives, not an exhaustive list of all possible English.