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Adverbs of Frequency

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  • go / you / restaurant / often / a / do / how / to / ?
    How often do you go to the restaurant?
  • She is at home in the evening. (never)
    She is never at home in the evening.
  • at / o’clock / usually / breakfast / have / I / nine
    I usually have breakfast at nine o'clock.
  • in / television / I / evening / always / the / watch.
    I always watch TV in the evening.
  • your / does / mother / to / gym / ? / usually / go / the.
    Does your mother usually go to the gym?
  • Sam goes out with his friends. (occasionally)
    Sam occasionally goes out with his friends.
  • get / I / early / on / never / Saturdays / up.
    I never get up early on Saturdays.
  • do/ nickname/ what/ your friends/ call you/ often?
    What nickname do your friends often call you?
  • what/ often/ you/ pick/ lucky number/ as/ your/ do?
    What do you often pick as your lucky number?
  • listen / afternoon / I / music / to / the / in / sometimes
    I sometimes listen to the music in the afternoon.
  • you / out / how / in / do / evenings / often / go / the / ?
    How often do you go out in the evenings?
  • The children watch TV after school. (always)
    The children always watch TV after school.
  • Does the dog sleep in the afternoon? (sometimes)
    Does the dog sometimes sleep in the afternoon?
  • Do you go to the theatre? (often)
    Do you often go to the theatre?
  • We don’t travel during the summer holidays. (usually)
    We don't usually travel during the summer holiday.
  • do / ? / how / go / school / often / you / to.
    How often do you go to school?
  • I’m late for school in the morning. (rarely)
    I’m rarely late for school in the morning.
  • presents/ you/ what/ often/ do/ your friends/ give?
    What presents do your friends often give you? What presents do you often give your friends?
  • you/ often/ restaurant/ do/ What/ go to?
    What restaurant do you often go to?
  • Billy and his brother have dinner with their family. (always)
    Billy and his brother always have dinner with their family.
  • We speak English in English classes. (always)
    We always speak English in English classes.
  • Henry goes to bed late. (hardly ever)
    Henry hardly ever goes to bed late.
  • late / is / she / sometimes
    She is sometimes late.
  • in / often / go / pool / I / the / morning / to / the
    I often go to the pool in the morning.
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