Share A5 EF B2.2 Unit 3B Adverbs and Adverb position
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I visit my grandparents at the weekend. (USUALLY)
I usually visit my grandparents at the weekend.
I watch TV , though I listen to the radio. (HARDLY EVER/FREQUENTLY)
I hardly ever watch TV, though I frequently listen to the radio.
I don't understand why you didn't come to my party. (STILL)
I still don't understand why you didn't come my party.
He has had three cars and they have been Volvos. (ALL)
He has had three cars and they have all been volvos.
I've got two sisters and they're married. (BOTH)
I've got two sisters and they're both married.
Have you eaten oysters? (EVER)
Have you ever eaten oysters?
I'm going to get married next year.(PROBABLY)
I'm probably going to get married next year.
I do wish she'd speak louder. I can hear a word she's saying. (HARDLY)
I do wish she'd speak louder. I can hardly hear what she's saying.
Sue's not very adventurous. She hasn't been abroad. (EVEN)
Sue's not very adventurous. She hasn't even been abroad.
My brother-in-law loses his temper. He's so calm and controlled. (HARDLY EVER/ALWAYS)
My brother-in-law hardly ever lses his temper. He's always so calm and controlled.
I disagree with you. Men are more violent than women. (Completely/sometimes)
I completely disagree with you. Men are sometimes more violent than women.
He goes to bed early but reads for hours before goes to sleep. (ALWAYS/SOMETIMES)
He always goes to bed early but sometimes reads for hours before he goes to sleep.
I go jogging these days. There's enough time.(RARELY/NEVER)
I rarely go jogging these days. There's never enough time.
My brother plays for the local football team. (OCCASIONALLY)
My brother occasionally plays for the local football team.
Peter is a good singer and he plays the guitar. (ALSO)
Peter is a good singer and he also plays the guitar.
Cathy has started learning Spanish. (JUST)
Cathy has just started learning Spanish.
