Frequency
adverbs and time expressions
( simple
present of the other verbs)
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Outcome: By the end
of the lesson you will be able to use the frequency adverbs and the time expressions with the simple present
tense.
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Some families watch TV when they eat dinner. Does your family eat in front of the TV?
Study these Information questions:
Where does Susan go on the weekend?
How often do you eat out?
When does your little brother do his homework?
Who do you study with?
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| Frequency
adverbs can be placed at various points in
the sentence, but are most commonly used before the main verbs
and after be verbs. Examples:
1. I always
study in the
mornings.
2. Sara is usually late for her classes. 3. Jack sometimes watches cartoons on TV. |
I like cartoons, so I always watch my favourite ones in the afternoons when I have time because they make me laugh.
My sister hates talk shows because they are boring, so she prefers reading. She usually reads good books.
Now you continue...
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