Review: Adverbs of frequency and prepositions of place

George / take out the trash / usually / every other day.

• George usually take out the trash every other day.

• George usually takes out the trash every other day.

• George takes out the trash usually every other day.

Answer explanation

Structure (normal verbs)

Subject + adverb of frequency + action + complement

Exemple: I usually play Poker on Monday nights.

Mary and John | never | be late for work | on weekdays.

• Mary and John never are late for work on weekdays.

• Mary and John never is late for work on weekdays.

• Mary and John are never late for work on weekdays.

Answer explanation

Structure (verb to be)

Subject + verb to be + adverb of frequency + complement

Exemple: I am usually tired on Friday mornings.

John | never | cook dinner | on weekdays | but | Mary | usually | be late for dinner | two or three times a week

• John never cook dinner on weekdays, but Mary usually are late for dinner two or three times a week.

• John never cooks dinner on weekdays, but Mary is usually late for dinner two or three times a week.

• John never cooks dinner on weekdays, but Mary usually is late for dinner two or three times a week.

Answer explanation

Structure (verb to be)

Subject + verb to be + adverb of frequency + complement

Exemple: I am usually tired on Friday mornings.

Look at the map and choose the correct statement.

• The bank is between the cinema and the hospital.

• The school is behind the café.

• The pharmacy is near the department store.

Look at the map and choose the correct statement.

• The school in on Second Avenue.

• The school is across from the public library.

• The school is next to the restaurant.

Look at the map and choose the correct statement.

• The restaurant is far from the bookshop.

• The restaurant is near the bakery.

• The cinema is next to the bank.