The document discusses using frequency adverbs to talk about office habits. It provides examples of how often, usually, and never can be used before the principal verb or after the verb "to be" to indicate how regularly an activity is performed. Examples given are that 6% of people always use their sick days and 2% of people never take sick days.

2. AIMS
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TO USE THE FREQUENCY ADVERBS.
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TO TALK ABOUT OFFICE HABITS.

4. You can use these words to indicate how
often any activity is done.
You usually put them before the principal
verb.
e.g
6% of people ALWAYS use up their sick days.
2% NEVER take sick days off.
When you are using the verb To Be, you put
them after the verb To Be.
e.g
She is often sick.

5. This material was created for educational purposes. The images and the
information here were retrieved on September 25th 2011.
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