Adverbs of Frequency and Prepositions of Time
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 11: What Time Do You Get Up? · Lesson 2 · Term 2
Also known as: Adverbs of frequency · Prepositions of time
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Lesson questions (12)
- I ____ get up early. (100%)
Answer: always - He ____ eats fast food. (0%)
Answer: never - Choose the correct word order: (She usually walks to school. / She walks usually to school. / Usually she walks school to.)
Answer: She usually walks to school. - Choose the correct word order: (Always he late is. / He always is late. / He is always late.)
Answer: He is always late. - I go to school ____ 7 o'clock.
Answer: at - We study ____ the morning.
Answer: in - We don't go to school ____ Friday.
Answer: on - I sleep ____ night.
Answer: at - I have breakfast, ____ I go to school.
Answer: then - I do my homework ____ dinner. (dinner comes later)
Answer: before - "How often do you play football?" – "____"
Answer: Twice a week. - Which is between "usually" and "never"?
Answer: sometimes
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What are adverbs of frequency and where do we put them?
always, usually, sometimes and never. We put them before an ordinary verb: I always get up early.
What is the difference between always and never?
always means every time (100%), and never means at no time (0%).
When do we use at, in and on with time?
at with clock times: at 6. in with parts of the day: in the morning. on with days: on Friday.
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