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Paul doesn't listen to music in the evening. (usually)

Paul doesn't USUALLY listen to music in the evening.

Is he on time for work? (always)

Is he ALWAYS on time for work?

They are s very friendly. (not always)

They are NOT ALWAYS very friendly.

Must you play your music so loud? (always)

Must you ALWAYS play your music so loud?

Paul doesn't eat out on Sundays. (usually)

Paul doesn't USUALLY eat out on Sundays.

He is late for work. (never)

He is NEVER late for work.

Peter visits his grandparents at the weekend. (often)

Peter OFTEN visits his grandparents at the weekend.

He goes shopping on Sundays. (sometimes)

He SOMETIMES goes shopping on Sundays.

He goes to the cinema. (rarely)

He RARELY goes to the cinema.

I give my phone number to strangers. (never)

I NEVER give my phone number to strangers.

I have breakfast at nine. (usually)

I USUALLY have breakfast at nine.

They drive to work. (never)

They NEVER drive to work.

I eat pizza at the weekend. (sometimes)

I SOMETIMES eat pizza at the weekend.

My colleagues are not prepared to answer your questions. (sometimes)

My colleagues are SOMETIMES not prepared to answer your questions.

He stays at the office until late in the evening. (often)

He OFTEN stays at the office until late in the evening.

She is happy to help us. (always)

She is ALWAYS happy to help us.

Karen has cereal for breakfast. (sometimes)

Karen SOMETIMES has cereal for breakfast.

Sarah arrives at work at 9 o'clock. (always)

Sarah ALWAYS arrives at work at 9 o'clock.

Sharon drinks coffee. (never)

Sharon NEVER drinks coffee.

I take sugar in my coffee. (never)

I NEVER take sugar in my coffee.

He starts work at 9:00 am. (usually)

He USUALLY starts work at 9:00 am.

Do you go to the cinema at the weekend? (often)

Do you OFTEN go to the cinema at the weekend?

I visit her on Sundays. (sometimes)

I SOMETIMES visit her on Sundays.

You can call me. (always)

You can ALWAYS call me.

We see each other. (almost never)

We ALMOST NEVER see each other.

You must enter this room. (never)

You must NEVER enter this room.

They are at this office on Mondays. (sometimes)

They are SOMETIMES at this office on Mondays.

He gets up very early. (always)

He ALWAYS gets up very early.

She types Mr Moore's letters. (often)

She OFTEN types Mr Moore's letters.

She is happy. (always)

She is ALWAYS happy.

He visits his grandmother on Sundays. (usually)

He USUALLY visits his grandmother on Sundays.

I am angry! (never)

I am NEVER angry!

Bob can wake up early in the morning. (never)

Bob can NEVER wake up early in the morning.

The children help with the housework? (rarely)

The children RARELY help with the housework?

Jim is on time for work. (always)

Jim is ALWAYS on time for work.

You must brush your teeth twice a day. (always)

You must ALWAYS brush your teeth twice a day.

I do not go to the gym. (usually)

I do not USUALLY go to the gym.

He works in the office. (never)

He NEVER works in the office.

Sheila can park her car properly. (never)

Sheila can NEVER park her car properly.