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The document lists various common daily activities and routines such as buying a car, cleaning the house, cooking meals, doing homework, drinking milk, and includes examples of using adverbs of frequency such as always, often, seldom, and never to describe how often some of these activities are done. It then provides practice questions for the reader to answer using these same adverbs of frequency.
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Activities and Routines
- 2. Buying a car
- 10. Going to school
- 13. Playing baseball
- 14. Reading a book
- 15. Running
- 16. Shopping
- 17. Singing
- 18. Sleeping
- 19. Studying
- 20. Swimming
- 21. Talking by phone
- 22. Teaching
- 23. Watching TV
- 25. Walking
- 27. Watching TV
- 28. Working
- 29. Writing a book
- 30. Yelling
- 32. Example How often do you study English? I always Study English How frequently do you do your homework? I do my homework every day How often do you use the computer? I often use the computer
- 33. How often does your mother go to school? She seldom goes to school How frequently does your father paint the house? He paints the house every year How often does your brother listen to music? My brother never listen to music
- 34. Practice 1.How often do you talk by phone? 2.How frequently do you clean your house? 3.How frequently do you go to the beach? 4.How often does your sister go shopping? 5.How often do you read a book?
- 35. 6. How often do you listen to music? 7. How often do you Study English? 8. How often do you visit your friends? 9. How often do you fix your car? 10. How often do you play baseball?
- 36. Monologue Describe your routines using the adverbs of frequency