Adverbs of Frequency Quiz

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Where should the adverb 'never' be placed in the sentence: 'Sophie walks to school.'?

  • Never Sophie walks to school.
  • Sophie walks never to school.
  • Sophie to school never walks.
  • Sophie never walks to school. (correct)

Which placement of 'always' is correct in: 'Jenny is late for class.'?

  • Always Jenny is late for class.
  • Jenny always is late for class.
  • Jenny is late always for class.
  • Jenny is always late for class. (correct)

Identify the correct position for 'often' in the sentence: 'I play tennis.'

  • Often I play tennis.
  • I tennis often play.
  • I play often tennis.
  • I often play tennis. (correct)

How should the word 'sometimes' be placed in: 'My sister goes to the gym.'?

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What is the correct usage of 'usually' in the sentence: 'They go to the cinema on Saturdays.'?

<p>They usually go to the cinema on Saturdays. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Adverbs of Frequency

  • Adverbs of frequency describe how often something happens.
  • They are usually placed before the main verb, but after the verb to be.
  • Examples of adverbs of frequency include always, never, often, sometimes, usually.

Adverb Placement

  • Never is placed before the main verb for most verbs: Sophie never walks to school.
  • Always is placed before the main verb: Jenny is always late for class.
  • Often is placed before the main verb in most cases: I often play tennis.
  • Sometimes is placed before the main verb: My sister sometimes goes to the gym.
  • Usually is placed before the main verb: They usually go to the cinema on Saturdays.

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