Mastering Frequency Adverbs

Identify the frequency adverb in the sentence: 'She often goes to the gym.'

• often

• sometimes

• always

• rarely

Which of the following is a frequency adverb: 'quickly', 'always', 'beautifully'?

• slowly

• happily

• always

• beautiful

Create a sentence using the adverb 'rarely'.

• They rarely travel during the summer.

• She rarely goes to the movies.

• She rarely eats breakfast.

• He rarely plays soccer on weekends.

In the sentence 'He never eats breakfast', what does the adverb 'never' indicate?

• The adverb 'never' indicates he prefers breakfast over other meals.

• The adverb 'never' indicates that he does not eat breakfast at any time.

• The adverb 'never' suggests he occasionally eats breakfast.

• The adverb 'never' means he eats breakfast every day.

Differentiate between 'sometimes' and 'always' in terms of frequency.

• 'Sometimes' and 'always' have the same frequency.

• 'Sometimes' is more frequent than 'always'.

• 'Sometimes' means never; 'always' means occasionally.

• 'Sometimes' occurs occasionally; 'always' occurs consistently.

Place the adverb 'sometime' correctly in this sentence: 'I will call you __ next week.'

• I will call you sometime in next week.

• I will call you sometimes next week.

• Next week I will call you sometime.

• I will call you sometime next week.

What is the meaning of the adverb 'often'?

• only once

• rarely or seldom

• occasionally or sometimes

• frequently or many times

Identify the adverb in the sentence: 'They rarely visit their grandparents.'

• always

• often

• rarely

• sometimes

Use the adverb 'always' in a sentence about your daily routine.

• I always forget to brush my teeth.

• I always drink coffee in the morning.

• I always skip breakfast every day.

• I always go to bed at midnight.

Analyze the placement of the adverb 'never' in the sentence: 'She never forgets her keys.' Is it correctly placed?

• Yes, it is correctly placed.

• No, it should be placed after 'forgets' instead.

• Yes, but it should be followed by a comma.

• No, it should be placed at the beginning of the sentence.