Wadjasay? American English Pronunciation Practice
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Wadjasay? American English Pronunciation Practice
adverbs of frequency
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Adverbs of frequency are words like “always”, “sometimes”, and “never.” They are usually placed between the subject and verb. For example: He often practices piano in the afternoon.
1. He never had problems with math.
2. We always ate dinner around 8 o’clock.
3. Mary always arrived early for meetings.
4. I sometimes forget to eat lunch.
5. My parents often speak French at home.
6. My brother often gets up early to exercise.
7. We usually visit our parents on Saturdays.
8. I rarely eat Indian food although I like it.
9. She can easily run ten kilometers.
10. I usually drink a cup of coffee with breakfast.
11. I have never visited China.
12. He constantly checks his phone for new messages.
13. They frequently eat dinner at a restaurant.
14. We hardly ever sleep past six o’clock.
15. My parents rarely argue with each other.
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