Adverbs of frequency are used to express how often an action occurs. The document lists common adverbs of frequency like always, usually, and never. It provides rules for their placement - before the verb except when the verb is "to be", then it comes after. It also discusses how to ask questions about frequency, usually using "How often" but also possible using just the adverb of frequency.

1. FREQUENCY ADVERBS
ADMINISTRACION DE NEGOCIOS INTERNACIONALES
NOCTURNO
PRESENTED BY:
NICOLLE ANGULO CASIERRA
PRESENTED TO:
LUIS MONDRAGON
AREA:
INGLES

2. WHAT ARE ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY?
They are those adverbs that are used to express the frequency with which an
action is performed,
 Always: siempre.
 Usually: usualmente.
 Normally: normalmente.
 Often: seguido o a menudo.
 Sometimes: algunas veces.
 Rarely: rara vez, pocas veces o raramente.
 Never: nunca.

3. RULE OF ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
 In the case of adverbs of frequency, the general rule is that they
are placed before the verb : Subject + Adverb of Frequency +
Main Verb + Complements.
 I always go to bed at 10pm. — Siempre me voy a dormir a las
22:00.
 In the event that the adverbs of frequency accompany the verb
to be, they will be placed after: Subject + Verb Be + Adverb of
frequency + Complements.
 We have never seen New York. — Nunca hemos visto Nueva
York.

4. TO ASK QUESTIONS
To ask questions about frequency, we normally use "How often…?".
For example
 How often do you watch films?
 How often does he play tennis?
but it is also possible to ask questions simply with an adverb of
frequency. For example:
 Do you often come here?
 Does she always work so hard?