Which adverb of frequency means 100%?
always
sometimes
never
usually
We use the Present Simple for habits and routines that are always ___.
true
false
happy
sometimes
She speaks quickly. The word 'quickly' is formed by adding -ly to the adjective ___.
quick
The negative form of "They go" is "They ___ go."
don´t
Complete the sentence: "She ___ (play) football every Saturday."
plays
Put the adverb in the correct place: "I brush my teeth in the morning." (ALWAYS)
I ALWAYS brush my teeth in the morning.
Complete the question: "___ she live in England?
Does
Fix the mistake: "They doesn't sing."
They don't sing
Choose the correct negative form for "She sings."
She doesn´t sing
Correct the word order: is / always / He / before / nervous/ class
He is always nervous before class
Put the adverb in the correct place: "He is tired." (often)
He is often tired
Many is used with a large number of a(n) ___ noun.
singular
countable
clock
uncountable
Complete the short answer: "Do you play football?" "Yes, __________
I do
Rearrange the sentence: he / plays / always / the / piano
He always plays the piano
Complete the question: "How ___ free time does she have?"
much
Complete with much or many: "How ___ students go to the classes?"
many
Put the adverb in the correct place: "The trains are late." (never)
The trains are NEVER late
Where do adverbs of frequency come when the main verb is not "to be"?
Before the main verb
First word
After the main verb
At the end of the sentence
Fix the mistake: "She doesn't have much books."
She doesn't have many books
We use "much" with ___ nouns.
big
countable
plural
uncountable