Identifying Adverbs of Frequency

The video tutorial introduces the concept of adverbs of frequency, explaining how they describe the regularity of actions. It provides examples such as 'always', 'sometimes', and 'never', and includes exercises for identifying adverbs in sentences. The tutorial emphasizes understanding and using these adverbs in daily activities.

How often should you fix your bed according to the video?

• Sometimes

• Never

• Rarely

• Always

What is the frequency of playing with friends as mentioned?

• Never

• Sometimes

• Rarely

• Always

Which of the following is NOT an adverb of frequency?

• Occasionally

• Quickly

• Regularly

• Seldom

What does the adverb 'rarely' indicate?

• Never

• Always

• Not often

• Very often

Which adverb of frequency is used in the sentence: 'I read books occasionally'?

• Always

• Occasionally

• Never

• Often

In the sentence 'Marco is never late', which word is the adverb of frequency?

• Late

• Never

• Is

• Marco

What is the adverb of frequency in 'I always get up at 6:30'?

• Up

• Get

• 6:30

• Always

Identify the adverb of frequency in 'Mimi is sometimes late in school'.

• Mimi

• Is

• Sometimes

• Late

Which adverb of frequency is used in 'Mother bakes often delicious cookies'?

• Bakes

• Often

• Delicious

• Cookies

In the sentence 'Mary never drinks soda', what is the adverb of frequency?

• Mary

• Never

• Drinks

• Soda