Exercise
Adverbs of Frequency in Context
In this engaging exercise, students will explore adverbs of frequency through interactive scenarios and real-life examples, allowing them to practice using words like "always," "usually," "sometimes," and "never" in sentences that reflect their daily routines and preferences. This hands-on approach not only enhances their understanding of frequency adverbs but also encourages them to communicate more effectively in everyday conversations.
Questions
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MultiChoice
How often do you brush your teeth? - I _____ brush my teeth.
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MultiChoice
He does not like milk, so he _____ drinks it.
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MultiChoice
She is a top student, so she _____ does her homework.
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MultiChoice
It _____ rains in the desert.
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MultiChoice
I _____ go to the beach in summer because I love swimming.
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MultiChoice
They are very punctual; they are _____ late.
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MultiChoice
We _____ eat dinner at 9 PM, but not every day.
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MultiChoice
My grandmother _____ forgets my name.
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MultiChoice
He is a good football player, so he _____ scores goals.
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MultiChoice
Do you _____ eat vegetables? - Yes, every day.
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MultiChoice
She _____ drinks tea in the morning, about 4 times a week.
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MultiChoice
I _____ ride my bike when the weather is bad.