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This document discusses frequency adverbs and how to use them to describe how often an action is performed. It lists common frequency adverbs like every day, twice, once in a while, and not at all. Examples are provided of sentence structures using subjects, main verbs, and frequency adverbs to talk about daily habits like drinking water, playing soccer, and eating food. The document encourages reviewing the frequency adverbs and provides prompts for the reader to describe their own healthy habits using these adverbs.
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Frequency adverbs.
- 1. FREQUENCY ADVERBS USE FREQUENCY ADVERBSTO SHOW HOW OFTENYOU DO AN ACTION BY MARÍA LIGIA MENA
- 2. FrequencyAdverbs Every day Every other day Once in a while Once Twice Three times Not at all
- 3. STRUCTURE: Subj + main verb + frequency adverb. I drink plenty of water every day.
- 4. They play soccer twice a week.
- 5. We eat junk food once a month .
- 6. She doesn’t drinks soda at all.
- 7. He eats fruit and vegetables every day.
- 9. Every Day, week, month, year twice a day, a week, a month, a year Three times A day, a week, a month, a year. Every other day Once in a while Once A day, a week, a month, a year.
- 10. Use these frequency adverbs at the end of the sentence. Subject verb Every day. Once. Twice. Three times. Every other day. Once in a while. Not at all.
- 11. Subject Main verb Frequency adverb I go to the gym every day.
- 12. I eat hamburguers once a week.
- 13. She reads twice a week.
- 14. They go running three times a week.
- 15. She eats fruit and vegetables every other day.
- 16. And you……….. ? What do you usually do to stay healthy?