The document discusses how different people go to school using various modes of transportation and the frequency with which they do so. Mario goes to school by car, while some children go by bike. One person sometimes goes by car, others never by plane, and some always go on foot. The document then introduces adverbs of frequency that are used to describe how often actions are done, like using a computer, going to the dentist, doing homework, or getting sick.

1. Mario, how do you go to school? Luigui, I always go to school by car.

2. CHILDREN, HOW DO YOU GO TO SCHOOL?

3. I ALWAYS GO TO SCHOOL BY BIKE

4. HOW DOES HE GO TO SCHOOL? HE SOMETIMES GOES TO SCHOOL BY CAR

5. HOW DO THEY GO TO SCHOOL? THEY NEVER GO TO SCHOOL BY PLANE

6. HOW DO THEY GO TO SCHOOL? THEY ALWAYS GO TO SCHOOL ON FOOT

7. We use Adverbs of frequency to say how often we do something. Adverbs of frequency are often used with the present simple because they indicate repeated activities.

8. HOW OFTEN DO YOU…?

9. HOW OFTEN DO YOU USE A COMPUTER? I...

10. HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO TO THE DENTIST? I...

11. HOW OFTEN DO YOU DO YOUR HOMEWORK? I...

12. HOW OFTEN DO YOU GET SICK? I...

13. THANK YOU!! BYE BYE!!