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Use an adverb of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, or never) to complete the sentence: When I'm happy/bored, _______.
(For example) When I'm bored, I rarely do homework.
Use an adverb of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, or never) to complete the sentence: On weekends, _________, ______
(For example) On weekends, I often get up late.
Use an adverb of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, or never) to complete the sentence: ____ in the summer.
(For example) I often go swimming in the summer.
Use an adverb of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, or never) to complete the sentence: At school, ______
(For example) At school, I always help my friends.
Use an adverb of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, or never) to complete the sentence: On my birthday, ______
(For example) On my birthday, I never eat candy.
They played their instruments _____. (careful)
They played their instruments carefully.
He didn’t walk to the concert _____. (quick)
He didn’t walk to the concert quickly.
The girl danced very _____. (good)
The girl danced very well.
The audience clapped _______. (loud)
The audience clapped loudly.
The woman played the piano _______. (quiet)
The woman played the piano quietly.
Use the simple past to make the question: be / keyboard / expensive?
Was the keyboard expensive?
Use the simple past to make the question: you / climb / up the mountain?
Did you climb up the mountain?
Use the simple past to make the sentence: we / carry / the drums / onto the stage
We carried the drums onto the stage.
Use the simple past to make the sentence: they / not visit / London / yesterday
They didn't visit London yesterday.
Use the simple past to make the sentence: she / play / the violin / at the school concert
She played the violin at the school concert.
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