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When I was at school, I walked to school. (Almost always)
When I was at school, I almost always walked to school.
The busy student falls asleep in class approximately (once a week).
The busy student falls asleep in class approximately once a week.
I read children’s books anymore (never)
I never read children’s books anymore.
The teacher brings quiche for lunch. (Nearly always)
The teacher nearly always brings quiche for lunch.
I get up at 6am. (Nearly always)
I nearly always get up at 6am.
She is late for school. (Frequently)
She is frequently late for school.
I don’t like sushi, but sometimes it’s okay. (Generally)
I generally don’t like sushi, but sometimes it’s okay.
I catch up with my friend from out of town. (Every now and then)
I catch up with my friend from out of town every now and then.
The seasons change. (Four times a year)
The seasons change four times a year.
It is dark at 6pm. (Almost always)
It is almost always dark at 6pm.
She remembers to brush her teeth. (Almost always)
She almost always remembers to brush her teeth.
This movie is funny. (Almost always)
This movie is almost always funny.
He is late. (Frequently)
He is frequently late.
I return to my hometown. (Twice a year)
I return to my hometown twice a year.
Christmas is celebrated in December. (Every year)
Christmas is celebrated every year in December.
The rubbish is collected. (Once a week)
The rubbish is collected once a week.
I wash my hair (every 2 days)
I wash my hair every 2 days.
I read a book of poetry (occasionally)
I occasionally read a book of poetry.
It rains in England. (all the time)
It rains all the time in England.
I wear boots because it's so hot in Brisbane. (Not very often)
I don’t wear boots very often.
I call my grandma, (Not very often) because I see her (all the time).
I don’t call my grandma very often because I see her all the time.
I eat breakfast (almost never)
I ALMOST NEVER eat breakfast.
I am angry! (never)
I am NEVER angry!
I have breakfast at nine. (usually)
I USUALLY have breakfast at nine.
Sarah arrives at work at 9 o'clock. (always)
Sarah ALWAYS arrives at work at 9 o'clock.
He goes shopping on Sundays. (sometimes)
He SOMETIMES goes shopping on Sundays.
My colleagues aren't ready to answer your questions. (sometimes)
My colleagues aren't SOMETIMES ready to answer your questions.
I take sugar in my coffee. (never)
I NEVER take sugar in my coffee.
I don't go to the gym. (usually)
I don't USUALLY go to the gym.
She is happy to help us. (rarely)
She is RARELY happy to help us.
Jim is on time for work. (hardly ever)
Jim is HARDLY EVER on time for work.
They aren't very friendly. (always)
They aren't ALWAYS very friendly.
He is late for work. (never)
He is NEVER late for work.
He stays at the office until late in the evening. (often)
He OFTEN stays at the office until late in the evening.
He works in the office. (always)
He ALWAYS works in the office.
They drive to work. (never)
They NEVER drive to work.
He starts work at 9:00 am. (usually)
He USUALLY starts work at 9:00 am.
I eat pizza at the weekend. (sometimes)
I SOMETIMES eat pizza at the weekend.
Sharon drinks coffee. (never)
Sharon NEVER drinks coffee.
I give my phone number to strangers. (never)
I NEVER give my phone number to strangers.
They are at this office on Mondays. (sometimes)
They are SOMETIMES at this office on Mondays.
He visits his grandmother on Sundays. (usually)
He USUALLY visits his grandmother on Sundays.
I visit her on Sundays. (sometimes)
I SOMETIMES visit her on Sundays.