This document provides examples of using adverbs of frequency like always, often, never, sometimes and usually to describe habits and behaviors in simple present tense sentences. It includes examples sentences about animals' behaviors based on prompts like what animals eat, their habitats, and physical characteristics. The goal is to practice writing simple sentences with adverbs of frequency to concisely describe routine or habitual actions.

1. EXTRA ACTIVITIES: PRESENT SIMPLE – ADVERBS OF FRECUENCY
1. Write complete sentences. Use the correct form of the present simple (affirmative or
negative)
1 He/not/play/tennis
He doesn’t play tennis.
2 They/not/listen to/pop music
3 She/eat/apples
4 We/not/like/French
5 Tom/watch/a lot of films
6 Lisa and Ann/live/London
7 The dog/run/park
8 My sister/not/help/at home
2. Write sentences using words from the box.
always often never sometimes usually
1 bears – fish
Bears often eat fish.
2 polar bears – white
3 penguins – fly
4 sharks – attack people
5 pandas – bamboo

2. 3. Write sentences about the animal in the picture based on the words given.
1 sit down/often
A camel often sits down.
2 drink water/not often
3 eat sand/never
4 carry people/sometimes
5 live in the desert/always
6 be brown/usually