The document discusses various ways to express time frequencies in English, including daily, weekly, monthly, annually, as well as more specific expressions like every day, once a week, twice a month. It provides examples of using these time expressions to talk about daily routines such as eating lunch every day, brushing teeth three times a day, and taking classes on certain weekday mornings or weekends. The document also introduces adverbs of frequency like always, usually, frequently, sometimes, rarely, hardly ever, and never to quantify how often certain activities are done.

1. T i m e e x p r e s s i o n s
day week month year
Every Every day Every week Every month Every year
I eat lunch every day
Once Once a day Once a week Once a month Once a year
Twice Twice a day Twice a week Twice a month Twice a year
Three times Three times a day Three times a week Three times a month Three times a year
I brush my teeth three times a day
Daily weekly Monthly Annually
From time to time Every other day In the morning
/afternoon / evening
On Mondays /
Tuesdays
In December /
October
I take English classes in
the mornings

2. T i m e e x p r e s s i o n s
Every other day
My daily routine
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
I take a shower every day
I practice skating twice a week
I eat chicken and salad with my family on the weekends
I practice skating twice a week
I take English classes on Thursdays
I chat with my partners once a week

3. Adverbs of frequency
Always 100% I always take a shower
Usually 90% My dad usually eats breakfast at 5:30 am
Frequently 75% My parents frequently eat salad for lunch
Sometimes 50% I sometimes send activities in the evening
Rarely 25% My brother rarely goes to bed late
Hardly ever 10% I hardly ever use web translators
Never 0% I never eat fast food for breakfast

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