The document provides an English lesson on adverbs of frequency for 5th grade students. It includes examples of sentences using adverbs like always, often, sometimes, never to describe how frequently an action occurs. It then lists exercises for students to complete by filling in the blanks of sentences with the appropriate adverb based on a provided percentage. The percentages indicate the likelihood of the action occurring, such as 60% meaning often.

1. Prof. Kenji Valdez Mendoza ¡Triunfadores desde el principio!
Position: In general the place of the
adv. Is before a normal verb and after
the to be. For example: You never have
lunch at home. He is often happy.
Always 100% usually 80% often 60% Sometimes 40% occasionally 20% Never 0%
Write.
• I________________ eat salad. (60%)
• You ______________ play basketball.(40%)
• He _______________go to school on holidays ((0%)
• She _______________gets up early. (100)
. • He_______________ Brushes his teeth. (100%)
• They _______________ sing in the shower. (60%)
• We _________________play tennis. (20%)
• He _____________ gets up at 6 O’clock.(100%)
. We_____________ get dressed in the school.(0%)
ÁREA: INGLÉS FECHA: 14/06 / 18NIVEL: PRIMARIA GRADO: 5º
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

2. Prof. Kenji Valdez Mendoza ¡Triunfadores desde el principio!
Write the exercise
She does the homework. (0%) •_________________________________________
They eat fish.(20%)_________________________________________________
I brush my teeth. (100%)_____________________________________________
You go to school. (50%)_______________________________________________
They go home. (0%) _________________________________________________
He plays soccer. (80%) ______________________________________________
I take a taxi. (20%)___________________________________________________
He travels by balloon. (0%)____________________________________________
My sisters go by bike. (80%)____________________________________________
I get to the Sahara by camel. (50%) ____________________________________
She goes to The USA. (0%)___________________________________________