all-about-you-adverbs-of-frequency.pdf

TEACH-THIS.COM All About You - Adverbs of Frequency Students work alone and choose which adverbs they think are true for their partner. Students then take it in turn to tell their partner their answers, e.g. You sometimes sleep before 10pm. The other student tells them if they are right or wrong. If the answer is wrong, the student gives explains why the answer is incorrect. Classmate’s name …………………………………………….. Right or Wrong 1. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never sleeps before 10pm. 2. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never listens to hip hop music. 3. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never drinks coffee in the morning. 4. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never plays badminton. 5. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never surfs the internet at night. 6. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never hands in homework on time. 7. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never eats Italian food. 8. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never reads a newspaper. 9. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never watches movies at home. 10. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never showers in the morning. ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Classmate’s name …………………………………………….. Right or Wrong 1. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never wakes up before 7am. 2. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never plays computer games. 3. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never watches TV in the afternoon. 4. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never studies English at home. 5. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never eats Chinese food. 6. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never reads magazines. 7. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never eats at a restaurant. 8. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never goes to the cinema. 9. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never plays football. 10. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never goes travelling. ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ Written by Paul Adams for Teach-This.com ©2012

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All About You - Adverbs of Frequency

Students work alone and choose which adverbs they think are true for their partner.

Students then take it in turn to tell their partner their answers, e.g. You sometimes sleep

before 10pm. The other student tells them if they are right or wrong. If the answer is wrong,

the student gives explains why the answer is incorrect.

Classmate’s name …………………………………………….. Right or Wrong 1. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never sleeps before 10pm. 2. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never listens to hip hop music. 3. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never drinks coffee in the morning. 4. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never plays badminton. 5. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never surfs the internet at night. 6. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never hands in homework on time. 7. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never eats Italian food. 8. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never reads a newspaper. 9. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never watches movies at home. 10. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never showers in the morning.

____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Classmate’s name …………………………………………….. Right or Wrong

1. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never wakes up before 7am. 2. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never plays computer games. 3. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never watches TV in the afternoon. 4. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never studies English at home. 5. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never eats Chinese food. 6. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never reads magazines. 7. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never eats at a restaurant. 8. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never goes to the cinema. 9. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never plays football. 10. He/She always / usually / sometimes / never goes travelling.

____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________

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