Transcript imple present tense

FREQUENCY ADVERBS
FREQUENCY GRAPH
Look and read.
It’s usually
snowy in
January.
He‘s always happy
when he travels
to the
mountains.
She’s never home
on Saturday
evenings.
Look and read.
We’re often at
the movies
on Friday
evenings.
I‘m always online.
They’re hardly ever
late for class.
Look and read.
They always go
to school on
foot.
He usually plays
video games
with his dad.
We often have
lunch at a
restaurant.
Look and read.
I hardly ever go
fishing.
She hardly ever
cooks dinner for
the family.
You never play
soccer during
break!
FREQUENCY ADVERBS
Always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever, never
What’s the correct option?
- Frequency adverbs come before / after verb to be.
- Frequency adverbs come before / after other verbs.
Check.
What’s the correct option?
- Frequency adverbs come before / after verb to be.
- Frequency adverbs come before / after other verbs.
Look.
The frequency adverb SOMETIMES can be used in different
positions in the sentence.
Sometimes I’m sleepy after lunch.
I’m sleepy after lunch sometimes.
I’m sometimes sleepy after lunch.
VERB TO BE
Sometimes I check my e-mails.
I check my e-mails sometimes.
I sometimes check my e-mails.
OTHER VERBS
REMEMBER!
* To ask about frequency we use HOW OFTEN.
About you.
go online?
be sleepy?
play cards?
study French?
HOW OFTEN
go to the mall?
play soccer?
eat sandwiches?
be at home?
Look and read.
I hang out with
my friends
twice a week.
He studies
Math every
day.
They go
shopping
once a
week.
We have
Physical
Education
three times a
week.
FREQUENCY ADVERBS
once, twice, three times, every day
What’s the correct option?
- These frequency adverbs
usually come in the
beginning / at the end of the
sentences.
Check.
What’s the correct option?
- These frequency adverbs
usually come in the
beginning / at the end of the
sentences.
About you.
I do my homework.
My mother reads books.
My family and I eat out.
My Math teacher is worried.
It’s sunny in my hometown.
I go skateboarding on weekends.
Guess the verb.
I always do this in the morning.
My mother never does it.
Young people usually do it on weekends.
Politicians often do it.
Dogs and cats hardly ever do it.
Athletes sometimes do it.
Thanks!