Frequency Expressions in English

The video tutorial explains how to express frequency in English using adverbs and structures like 'once a day' or 'every week'. It covers the pronunciation of 'often', the use of numbers and time periods to indicate frequency, and the use of 'every' with singular and plural nouns. The tutorial also provides practice questions to help learners apply these concepts in their daily lives.

What does 'how often' mean?

• The duration of an activity

• The frequency of an activity

• The location of an activity

• The intensity of an activity

Which of the following is a correct pronunciation of 'often'?

• With a silent 'T'

• With a pronounced 'T'

• Both are correct

• Neither is correct

How do you express the frequency of an activity that happens three times in a month?

• Three times a month

• Three times in a month

• Three times monthly

• Three times per month

What is the correct way to express the frequency of an activity that happens once a day?

• Daily one time

• One time a day

• Once a day

• One time per day

Which of the following is an example of using a singular noun to express frequency?

• Once a months

• Twice a week

• Four times a weeks

• Three times a days

How would you express an activity that happens every day?

• Monthly

• Annually

• Weekly

• Daily

What is the more common term for 'yearly'?

• Monthly

• Weekly

• Daily

• Annually

How would you express an activity that happens every two weeks in British English?

• Every two weeks

• Every fortnight

• Every bi-week

• Every half month

Which of the following is an example of using 'every' plus a number and a time period?

• Every day

• Every week

• Every two days

• Every month

How often should you use English to improve it?

• Every day

• Twice a month

• Every year

• Once a week