Adverbs of Frequency (always/often/never)

Name: Result: __/20 Date: __/__/20__

1. He had _________ felt so shy in his life.

2. It must _________ be remembered that in discussing the early Boer we are

discussing the peasant, and that neither his ignorance nor other shortcomings
must be viewed in comparison with the failings of persons of a higher social
grade.

3. Even so, as _________ as not, I have to add.

4. That evening was one _________ to be forgotten.

5. I had _________ seen such a dirty man.

6. Singularly enough, let her shake it as _________ as she would, the little
bell could not be made to ring.

7. Only toward his wife he was _________ the same, and every evening and
every morning he knelt at the cradle of his child as if there he could find the
place of his eternal salvation.

8. One hotel after another, one house after another, I tried, but _________
with the same result; having no luggage, and being unable to pay a deposit,
no one would take me.

9. He hoped that you might _________ see her again.

10. Amy does, and she is _________ dragging me here with her, so that I
know them all by heart, and am quite sick of them.

11. I _________ saw anything so lovely in my life.

12. I shall _________ forget the drive he took me.

13. Besides, there was _________ the chance of something happening to put
Percy at his mercy; and Percy knew only too well what that mercy would be.

14. He hesitated, but the fragrance in the air was maddening-besides there
was _________ the chance of a friend in funds.
15. She must learn that society is not one vast family, abounding in sympathy,
and _________ ready to put the kindest construction on her words and
actions.

16. At last then everything was arranged for him, and he was to encounter
exactly that mode of life which he had so _________ told himself to be most
unfit for him.

17. I can hardly believe that I shall _________ see him again.

18. I _________ said a word about going in.

19. Such a spectacle can _________ be forgotten.

20. It is now fifteen years since this pleasantry began to be invariably

reproduced at the commencement of every winter, and _________ with the
same success.