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    Frequency Adverbs: How O%en Do You Go Shopping? I Rarely Go Shopping

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    The document discusses frequency adverbs and their usage. It lists common frequency adverbs like always, usually, often, sometimes, occasionally, hardly ever, and never. It explains that these adverbs are used before main verbs, except for to be, and between don't/doesn't and the verb in negative sentences. It also provides examples of other frequency expressions like once/twice a week, three times a day, every day, and every two months that are used at the end of sentences. Finally, it notes that "how often" is used to ask about frequency.

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    The document discusses frequency adverbs and their usage. It lists common frequency adverbs like always, usually, often, sometimes, occasionally, hardly ever, and never. It explains that these adverbs are used before main verbs, except for to be, and between don't/doesn't and the verb in negative sentences. It also provides examples of other frequency expressions like once/twice a week, three times a day, every day, and every two months that are used at the end of sentences. Finally, it notes that "how often" is used to ask about frequency.

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    The document discusses frequency adverbs and their usage. It lists common frequency adverbs like always, usually, often, sometimes, occasionally, hardly ever, and never. It explains that these adverbs are used before main verbs, except for to be, and between don't/doesn't and the verb in negative sentences. It also provides examples of other frequency expressions like once/twice a week, three times a day, every day, and every two months that are used at the end of sentences. Finally, it notes that "how often" is used to ask about frequency.

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    Frequency Adverbs

    How o%en do you go shopping? I rarely go shopping.

    Frequency Adverbs
    We use the adverbs of frequency to express how o%en we do an ac>vity
    Always Usually O+en Some1mes Occasionally Not o+en Never

    I always go shopping on Saturday

    Frequency Adverbs
    Always Usually O%en Some>mes Occasionally Hardly ever Never

    Frequency Adverbs
    Adverbs of frequency go before all main verbs, except for to be. I always go shopping on Saturday. Im never late. In nega>ve sentences the adverb of frequency goes between dont / doesnt and the verb. I dont o,en go shopping.

    Frequency Adverbs
    There are other frequency expressions that we can use, e.g. once / twice a week, three <mes a day, every day, every two months I go to English class twice a week. I visit my grandmother every day. These expressions go at the end of the sentence.

    Frequency Adverbs
    To ask about frequency we use the expression how o@en?. How o,en do you go to the cinema?

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