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Grammar: Simple Present, Frequency & All/Both/Neither/None · القواعد: المضارع البسيط والتكرار
الإنجليزية للصف الثالث المتوسط (Super Goal 3) · Unit 1: Lifestyles · أنماط الحياة · Lesson 1-2 · الفصل الدراسي الأول
العب هذا الدرس
Lesson idea · فكرة الدرس
Use the simple present for habits and routines, adverbs and expressions of frequency, questions with how often/how much/how long, and all/both/neither/none.
Key points · أهم النقاط
- Adverbs of frequency go before the main verb but after be: She often runs. / He is always late.
- Expressions of frequency usually go at the end: He plays tennis twice a week.
- How often…? (frequency) / How much…? (amount, uncountable) / How long…? (duration).
- both/neither = two people or things; all/none = three or more.
Vocabulary · المفردات
always: دائمًا
usually: عادةً
often: غالبًا
sometimes: أحيانًا
seldom/rarely: نادرًا
hardly ever: نادرًا جدًّا
never: أبدًا
once/twice a week: مرة/مرتين أسبوعيًّا
from time to time: من حين لآخر
both: كلاهما
neither: لا أحد من الاثنين
none: لا أحد (من ثلاثة فأكثر)
أسئلة الدرس (12 سؤالًا) · Questions
- Arthur ____ goes rock climbing; maybe once every two months.
Answer: occasionally - "____ do you play tennis?" – "Twice a week."
Answer: How often - "____ time do you spend on the computer?" – "About three hours a day."
Answer: How much - "____ does the flight take?" – "Two hours."
Answer: How long - Refaa ____ drinks coffee. She hates it.
Answer: never - He ____ late for school; the teacher is very angry with him.
Answer: is always - My brother ____ to the gym every evening.
Answer: goes - "Do you and your brother like sports?" – "Yes, ____ of us play football."
Answer: both - I have two cousins. ____ of them likes coffee; they both drink tea.
Answer: Neither - There are five students in the group. ____ of them was absent; everyone came.
Answer: None - All of my friends ____ video games.
Answer: play - ____ Faisal eat breakfast every morning?
Answer: Does