This document discusses words and phrases used to describe frequency or how often something occurs. It provides examples of words like always, never, often, usually, and their use in sentences. It also covers negatives like "don't" and "doesn't", the use of "to be" with these words, and use of "every" and "once" to indicate specific frequencies like daily, weekly, or monthly.

1. Frequency

2. HOW OFTEN...?
HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO
TO ENGLISH CLASS?

3. ALWAYS, NEVER...
ALWAYS
OFTEN SELDOM
USUALLY RARELY
NORMALLY HARDLY EVER
GENERALLY NEVER
SOMETIMES

4. IN THE SENTENCE...
I ALWAYS DRINK COFFEE AFTER
LUNCH
HE USUALLY SLEEPS A SIESTA.
WE NEVER WORK IN THE EVENING

5. IN NEGATIVES...
WE DON’T ALWAYS HAVE LONG
HOLIDAYS
SHE DOESN’T OFTEN COME TO THE
THEATRE / SHE DOESN’T COME TO THE
THEATRE OFTEN

6. WITH TO BE...
HE IS ALWAYS TIRED!
HE IS NEVER AT HOME

7. ATTENTION!!!
NO HABLAMOS EN PÚBLICO
NUNCA:
WE NEVER SPEAK IN PUBLIC

8. ATTENTION!!
WE USUALLY TAKE A NAP
AFTER LUNCH
SUELO DORMIR LA SIESTA

9. EVERY...
EVERY... DAY / MORNING /
YEAR...
I HAVE A NAP EVERY
AFTERNOON.

10. ONCE...
ONCE A MONTH
TWICE A DAY
THREE TIMES A WEEK
FOUR TIMES A YEAR...
I GO TO ENGLISH CLASS TWICE A WEEK.