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Frequency expressions go
 
at the end of the sentence
 
before the main verb
 
after the verb 'be'
Frequency adverbs go
 
after the verb 'be'
 
before the verb 'be'
 
at the end of the sentence
Frequency adverbs go
 
before the main verb
 
after the main verb
 
at the end of the sentence
Some people ____ too much TV.
 
watch
 
are watching
The weather ____ better this month.
 
is getting
 
gets
My mum ____ Japanese at the moment.
 
is learning
 
learns
My little brother ____ very quickly this year.
 
is growing
 
grows
Most police officers ___ a uniform for work.
 
wear
 
are wearing
Oliver often ____ the bus on Monday mornings.
 
misses
 
is missing
My sister ___ TV programmes about history.
 
hates
 
is hating
The supermarket ____ at 10 o'clock on Sundays
 
opens
 
is opening
All the players ____ that the match is tomorrow
 
know
 
are knowing
We can't go out because it ____ today.
 
is snowing
 
snows
The children didn't have ___ sugar on their cereal
 
much
 
many
 
a few
I've got ___ time if you want some help now.
 
lots of
 
much
 
a few
My sister sings ___ when she's in the shower
 
a lot
 
a lot of
 
lots of
I had to pay ____ money for my new laptop.
 
a lot of
 
lot of
 
lots
Only _____ people bought his record. It wasn't very popular.
 
a few
 
many
 
a bit of
Has your mother got ____ friends from her childhood?
 
many
 
much
 
lots
There aren't ____ cushions in the living room
 
many
 
much
 
few
I'd like ____ butter on my toast, please.
 
a bit of
 
a few
 
much
every / Some / read / the / people / newspaper / day / almost
Some people read the newspaper almost every day
takes / hardly / on / He / holiday / photos / ever
He hardly ever takes photos on holiday
mornings / They / home / never / the / are / at / in
They are never at home in the mornings
questions / She / ask / often / class / doesn't / in
She doesn't often ask questions in class
year / go / once / I / skiing / a
I go skiing once a year
in / eat / They / restaurant / a / occasionally
They occasionally eat in a restaurant
take / days / dog / I / the / park / to / my / most
I take my dog to the park most days
a / I / good / day / every / breakfast / eat
I eat a good breakfast every day
Lola usually eats with her family ____ her birthday
 
on
 
in
 
at
There's a clock ___ the wall in the kitchen
 
on
 
in
 
at
I left my buss pass ___ home, so I had to walk into town
 
at
 
in
 
on
I arrived late ___ the evening after swimming practise
 
in
 
on
 
at
We went to play baseball ___ the park
 
in
 
on
 
at
You'll find the toilets down the corridor ___ the right
 
on
 
in
 
at
I love to go walking ___ spring when it's not too hot
 
in
 
on
 
at
I'll see you___ six o´clock outside the cinema
 
at
 
in
 
on
time
 
uncountable
 
countable
tap
 
countable
 
uncountable
space
 
uncountable
 
countable
shampoo
 
uncountable
 
countable
rain
 
uncountable
 
countable
money
 
uncountable
 
countable
make-up
 
uncountable
 
countable
house
 
countable
 
uncountable
homework
 
uncountable
 
countable
hall
 
countable
 
uncountable
game
 
countable
 
uncountable
furniture
 
uncountable
 
countable
friend
 
countable
 
uncountable
food
 
uncountable
 
countable
floor
 
countable
 
uncountable
electricity
 
uncountable
 
countable
day
 
countable
 
uncountable
cooker
 
countable
 
uncountable
bus
 
countable
 
uncountable
beach
 
countable
 
uncountable
I turned on the hot ____ but the water was cold! (pat)
tap
I looked in the ___ to see if I had chocolate on my face. (rorimr)
mirror
Have you got a ___ I can use to dry my hands? (elwot)
towel
We often make popcorn in the _____ before we watch a film at home. (vwiromace)
microwave
Don't forget to put the milk in the _____ (drfeig)
fridge
I only have one ____ when I am sleeping. (olwilp)
pillow
I don't have a ____ on my bed in the summer. It's too hot. (evdut)
duvet
There isn't much space in my bedroom so I don't keep ____ things there.
 
many
 
much
 
a few
There isn't _____ space in my bedroom so I don't keep many things there.
 
much
 
many
 
a bit of
I don't use much shampoo, just a few drops. My hair always goes dry if I use ____.
 
a lot
 
a lot of
 
lots of
I don't use much shampoo, just ____ drops. My hair always goes dry if I use a lot.
 
a few
 
many
 
a bit of
I don't use ____ shampoo, just a few drops. My hair always goes dry if I use a lot.
 
much
 
many
 
a bit of
Those new light bulbs don't use a lot of electricity, so _____ people are buying them.
 
lots of
 
much
 
a bit of
Those new light bulbs don't use _____ electricity, so lots of people are buying them.
 
a lot of
 
many
 
a bit of
I've got a few video games but I can't buy any more because they cost _____ money.
 
a lot of
 
many
 
much
I've got ____ video games but I can't buy any more because they cost a lot of money.
 
a few
 
a bit
 
much
It doesn't take much time to wash their clothes and it only takes _____ hours to dry them.
 
a few
 
a bit of
 
much
It doesn't take _____ time to wash their clothes and it only takes a few hours to dry them.
 
much
 
many
 
a few
I put a bit of make-up on, but not _____
 
much
 
many
 
a bit
I put _____ of make-up on, but not much.
 
a bit of
 
much
 
a few
Sonia _____ her boat.
 
loves
 
is loving
HEr studies _____ well.
 
are going
 
go
She regularly _____ whates.
 
sees
 
is seeing
Sonia Ruiz _____ somewhere
 
is waking up
 
wakes up
Most teenagers _____ in flats or houses
 
live
 
are living
Something that is generally true
 
presemt simple
 
present continuous
Something happening at the present moment
 
present continuous
 
present simple
Verbs not usuall used in the continuous (like, know, hate...)
 
present simple
 
present continuous
Something in progress, but not at the present moment
 
present continuous
 
present simple
Something that happens regularly
 
present simple
 
present continuous
I stay in bed late. (most weekends)
 
I stay in bed late most weekends.
 
I most weekends stay in bed late.
 
I stay most weekends in bed late.
I go out on Monday nights. (hardly ever)
 
I hardly ever go out on Monday nights.
 
I go out hardly ever on Monday nights.
 
I go out on Monday nights hardly ever.
I'm sleepy in the morning. (almost every day)
 
I'm sleepy in the morning almost every day.
 
I'm almost every day sleepy in the morning.
 
I'm sleepy almost every day in the morning.
I don't have lunch at home. (always)
 
I don't always have lunch at home.
 
I always don't have lunch at home.
 
I don't have lunch at home always.
I write emailos to friends. (sometimes)
 
I sometimes write emailos to friends.
 
I write emailos to friends sometimes.
 
I write emailos to sometimes friends.
I'm late for school. (never)
 
I'm never late for school.
 
I'm late for school never.
 
I'm late never for school.
I check my phone for messages. (every two hours)
 
I check my phone for messages every two hours.
 
I every two hours check my phone for messages.
 
I check every two hours my phone for messages.
_____ winter
 
in
 
on
 
at
_____ weekdays
 
on
 
in
 
at
_____ the holidays
 
in
 
on
 
at
_____the afternoon
 
in
 
on
 
at
_____ Sundays
 
on
 
in
 
at
_____ my birthday
 
on
 
in
 
at
_____ 25th May
 
on
 
in
 
at
_____ July
 
in
 
at
 
on
_____ half past four
 
at
 
in
 
on
_____ bedtime
 
at
 
in
 
on
_____ 2020
 
in
 
on
 
at
_____ 5 o'clock
 
at
 
in
 
on
_____ summer
 
in
 
on
 
at


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