This document provides an overview of adverbs of frequency and how to use them when talking about routines. It defines adverbs of frequency as words that indicate how often something occurs, such as "always", "often", "sometimes", "rarely", and "never". Examples are given of using these adverbs in sentences about daily habits. The document encourages writing sentences about one's own routines and provides additional English learning resources.

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ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

3. What are adverbs of
frequency?
● adverbs that change or qualify
the meaning of a sentence by
telling us how often or how
frequently somethings happens

4. Common adverbs of
frequency
● Always (100%)
● Often (75%)
● Sometimes (50%)
● Rarely (25%)
● Never (0%)
*place the adverb before the verb in
the sentence

5. More adverbs of
frequency
● (three) times a day
● every (morning/afternoon/evening)
● on Mondays
● once in a while, every now and
again, from time to time
*can be placed before or after the
verb in the sentence

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7. Examples
● I always brush my teeth before
leaving the house.
● We often go hiking at the
weekend.
● George brings his lunch to work 3
times a week.

8. Examples
● Sara rarely studies English in the
morning.
● They never go to the cinema
during the week.

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