The document discusses the use of frequency adverbs such as always, usually, often, sometimes, occasionally, and never to describe how frequently something occurs. It provides examples of using these adverbs in positive and interrogative sentences with first, second, and third person subjects. Frequency adverbs are used to modify verbs and give information on how regularly or irregularly an action takes place.

1. WE USE FREQUENCY ADVERBS TO SAY HOW
OFTEN SOMETHING HAPPENS.

2. ALWAYS
USUALLY
OFTEN
SOMETIMES
OCCASSIONALLY
NEVER

3. POSITIVE FORM
SUBJECT
PRONOUN
ADVERBS OF
FREQUENCY
VERB
(INF.)
COMPLEMENT
I ALWAYS LISTEN TO MUSIC.
YOU USUALLY WATCH TV ON SUNDAYS.
WE,THEY SOMETIMES DRINK SODA.

4. POSITIVE FORM FOR 3RD PERSON
SUBJECT
PRONOUN
ADVERBS OF
FREQUENCY
VERB COMPLEMENT
HE ALWAYS PLAYS SOCCER.
SHE USUALLY READS MAGAZINES.
IT SOMETIMES SHOWS PICTURES.

5. INTERROGATIVE FORM
? AUX SUBJECT
PRONOUN
VERB (INF.) COMPLEMENT
HOW
OFTEN
DO I GO TO THE GYM?
HOW
OFTEN
DO YOU CLEAN THE HOUSE?
HOW
OFTEN
DO WE, THEY DO THE HOMEWORK?
I ALWAYS/USUALLY/OFTEN/SOMETIMES/OCCASSIONALLY/NEVER GO TO THE
GYM .

6. INTERROGATIVE FORM FOR 3RD PERSON
? AUX SUBJECT
PRONOUN
VERB (INF.) COMPLEMENT
HOW
OFTEN
DOES HE TRAVEL TO PARIS?
HOW
OFTEN
DOES SHE TAKE A BATH?
HOW
OFTEN
DOES IT WRITE A LETTER?
HE ALWAYS/USUALLY/OFTEN/SOMETIMES/OCCASSIONALLY/NEVER TRAVELS
TO PARIS.