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A company that advertises special offers. (always) They ...
They're always advertising their offers.
A driver who crashed his car. (constantly). He ...
He was constantly crashing his car.
A student who handed her assignments in late. (always) She ...
She was always handing her assignments in late.
A man who shouts at his children. (constantly) He ...
He’s continually shouting at his children.
A cat that brings mice into the house. (constantly) It ...
It’s constantly bringing mice into the house.
A political party that promised jobs for everyone. (always) They ...
They were always promising jobs for everyone.
My dad would have a snack in the afternoon. (regularly)
My dad would regularly have a snack in the afternoon .
I didn’t use to sleep more than six hours when I was young.(often)
I didn’t often use to sleep more than six hours when I was young.
Do you get enough sleep during the week? (usually)
Do you usually get enough sleep during the week?
A doctor wouldn’t prescribe sleeping tablets for someone as young as you. (normally)
A doctor wouldn’t normally prescribe sleeping tablets for someone as young as you.
The factory workers were short of sleep and injured themselves as a result. (frequently, sometimes)
The factory workers were frequently short of sleep and sometimes injured themselves as a result.
The students were yawning during lectures because they went to sleep before midnight. (continually, never)
The students were continually yawning during lectures because they never went to sleep before midnight.
I sleep very soundly, but I have nightmares and wake up shouting. (normally, from time to time)
I normally sleep very soundly, but from time to time I have nightmares and wake up shouting.
Did you use to sleep in your parents’ bed when you were little? (all the time)
Did you use to sleep in your parents’ bed all the time when you were little?
