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