AdverbsPresent simple

By: Carlos, Irene, Ester and Aitana

We use some adverbs to describe how frequently we do an activity.

An adverb of frequency goes before the main verb.

Subject + adverb + main verb.

An adverb of frequency goes after the verb TO BE.Ex: I am normally in the park in the afternoon.

Adverbs of frequency.-Sometimes: I sometimes eat carrots.-Often: They often go to the supermarket.-Always: She always swims at the sport center.-Never: He never dances in the park. - Usually/Normally: We usually/normally watch TV in the evening.

Extension

Frequency Adverb of frequency Example sentence

100% Always We always study english

90% Usually He usually plays football

80% Normally / Generally I normally go to the park

70% Often / Frequently She often does aerobics

50% Sometimes I sometimes eat rice

30% Occasionally They occasionally eat apples for breakfast.

10% Seldom I seldom go to zoo

5% Hardly ever / Rarely We hardly ever/ rarely go to the market

0% Never I never speak Chinese with my friend Tom.

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Present simple.We use the present tense to talk about:-Something that is true in the present:

He lives in Ibiza. I go to school on foot.- Something that happens again and again

in the present:We have a shower every weekend. They watch football on TV.

Something that is always true:Leopards run very fast.Vegetarians eat fruit and vegetables.The Earth spins around the sun.Hens are birds.Water is a liquid.

Activity for our partners.·Albert always watches TV in the morning.·Mary often goes shopping in the supermarket.

·Carlos sometimes goes to school by car.·Mario normally goes to the swimming pool on Sundays.

·Lola never plays tennis ·Carmen generally drives her car.

THE ENDColegio Santo Domingo Savio.

Petrer, Alicante, Spain.

Presentation made by Carlos, Aitana, Ester and Irene. 6º A.