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He is tired after a long day of work. (often)

He is often tired after a long day of work.

He forgets to charge his phone at night. (occasionally)

He occasionally forgets to charge his phone at night.

We stay up late watching movies on the weekends. (occasionally)

We occasionally stay up late watching movies on the weekends.

He travels abroad for business, at least three times a year. (often)

He often travels abroad for business, at least three times a year.

They argue; they have a very peaceful relationship. (rarely)

They rarely argue; they have a very peaceful relationship.

The weather in this region is cold in winter. (usually)

The weather in this region is usually cold in winter.

The children are excited to go to the amusement park. (always)

The children are always excited to go to the amusement park.

I forget my umbrella when it rains. (sometimes)

I sometimes forget my umbrella when it rains.

They go out for dinner on Friday nights. (frequently)

They frequently go out for dinner on Friday nights.

She is stressed when there’s too much to do. (seldom)

She is seldom stressed when there’s too much to do.

We go to the park on Saturdays if the weather is good. (usually)

We usually go to the park on Saturdays if the weather is good.

She watches TV after dinner, but prefers reading a book. (sometimes)

She sometimes watches TV after dinner, but prefers reading a book.

You should drink water throughout the day to stay hydrated. (always)

You should always drink water throughout the day to stay hydrated.

They are late for the meeting; they value punctuality. (never)

They are never late for a meeting; they value punctuality.

I am late for work on Monday mornings. (occasionally)

I am occasionally late for work on Monday mornings.

She forgets to call her parents on Sundays. (never)

She never forgets to call her parents on Sundays.

She is tired after a long work week. (usually)

She is usually tired after a long work week.

She is cheerful and positive, no matter the situation. (always)

She is always cheerful and positive, no matter the situation.

She goes for a run in the morning before work. (always)

She always goes for a run in the morning before work.

I miss the bus to work. (seldom)

I seldom miss the bus to work.

I feel nervous before a big presentation at work. (sometimes)

I sometimes feel nervous before a big presentation at work.

She practices the piano before school. (frequently)

She frequently practices the piano before school.

I see my cousins; they live in another country. (rarely)

I rarely see my cousins; they live in another country.

They are late to parties, but they don’t mind. (sometimes)

They are sometimes late to parties, but they don’t mind.

We have breakfast together as a family. (usually)

We usually have breakfast together as a family.

We take long walks by the beach during the summer. (occasionally)

We occasionally take long walks by the beach during the summer.

They go to the cinema; they prefer watching movies at home. (rarely)

They rarely go to the cinema; they prefer watching movies at home.

We go hiking in the mountains during summer. (often)

We often go hiking in the mountains during summer.

They are tired after a long day of travelling. (frequently)

They are frequently tired after a long day of travelling.

You find him at the gym in the evening. (always)

You always find him at the gym in the evening.

He visits his grandparents in the countryside. (seldom)

He seldom visits his grandparents in the countryside.

He is unhappy when things don’t go his way. (often)

He is often unhappy when things don’t go his way.

You should eat fruits and vegetables for a healthy diet. (always)

You should always eat fruits and vegetables for a healthy diet.

We are satisfied with the service at this restaurant. (rarely)

We are rarely satisfied with the service at this restaurant.

He checks his email first thing in the morning. (always)

He always checks his email first thing in the morning.