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                                        63ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY We use adverbs of frequency to tell how often something happens. always usually often sometimes seldom/rarely never Adverbs of frequency comes before the main verb but after the verb be. %uf0fcI usually tidy my room. %uf0fc Do you always play a sport? %uf0fcWe sometimes go to the theatre. %uf0fc Does Sally often cook? %uf0fcShe is never late for her appointments. %uf0fc Are you usually alone at nights? %uf0fcThey are always polite and cheerful. %uf0fc Is it always cold in Siberia? %uf0d8We use How often .......? to learn about how often something happens. How often do you have a shower? How often does Jessica water the flowers? %uf0d8We can also use the following time expressions to answer the question How often%u2026? at the end or the beginning of a sentence. every day / week / month / season / year, once / twice / three times a day / week / month etc.%uf0fcHow often do you brush your teeth? - Twice a day.(I brush my teeth twice a day.) (Twice a day, I brush my teeth.)%uf0fcHow often does Sam go to cinema? - Every weekend. (He goes to cinema every weekend.)(Every weekend, he goes to cinema.)1 Put the adverbs in the correct place.1. I forget her birthday. (never) 5. She is at home on Fridays. (often)__I never forget her birthday_________ ____________________________________2. Dad works at the weekend. (always) 6. I don%u2019t go to the beach. (usually)______________________________________ _____________________________________3. My teacher wears jeans to school. (sometimes) 7. Is he late to school? (often)______________________________________ _____________________________________4. Does Mary visit her relatives? (often) 8. Is it rainy in the spring in London? (always)______________________________________ _____________________________________Simple Present TenseUNIT 10

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