This is an English lesson about adverbs of frequency.
Voici un cours d'anglais pour expliquer les adverbes de fréquence.
I start the lesson by answering the following question: What is an adverb in English?
I then define and explain with examples adverbs of indefinite frequency and adverbs of definite frequency. For each type, you will learn the correction position of where to put them in the sentence.
Some examples of these adverbs are words such as: always, occasionally, sometimes, seldom, rarely and never.
To ask a question about the frequency of an action we use the form "how often" followed by the question form of the verb followed by a question mark.
At the end of the lesson, there are several exercises to test your understanding.
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Andrew,
Crown Academy of English
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