Adverbs of frequency v Adverbs of frequency are

Adverbs of frequency v Adverbs of frequency are used to say how often we do things or how often things happen. v Using Adverbs of frequency: - 100% always : I am always busy on Mondays. - 90% usually : I usually come home after school - 70% often : I often spend Christmas with friends - 60% sometimes: I sometimes play tennis on the weekend. - 5% hardly ever: I hardly ever listen to the radio. - 0% never: I never listen to rock music. Ø Adverbs of frequency go after the verb To Be and before other verbs

Frequency expressions: • I go to the movies every day/ week/ month/ year. once a day/week/ month/ year. twice a day/ week/ month/ year. three times a day/ week/ month/ year. four times a day/ week/ month/ year. • Once means “one time” and twice means “two times. ” • We usually use frequency expressions at the end of a sentence. We sometimes use them at the start of a sentence. Ex: I visit my cousins once a year. Once a year, I visit my cousins. NOT : I once a year visit my cousins.

Make true and false sentences about your life; e. g. , I sometimes work on the weekend. Say your sentences .

Vocabulary: Family

Grammar: love, like, hate, enjoy, don’t mind+ V-ing/ noun • Love, like, ect. + noun - I love TV I like books. I enjoy music. I hate Corona virus. I don’t mind football. • love, like, hate, enjoy, don’t mind+ V-ing - I love watching TV. - I like reading books. - I enjoy listening to music. - I hate getting Corona virus. - I don’t mind playing football.