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Adverbs of frequency in simple present tense

You can use adverbs of frequency to answer questions such as:

How + adverbs of frequency + Subject + complement + ?
How (often/frequently) do you play soccer?

Adverbs of frequency go before the main verb but after verb “to be”
Subject + verb “to be” + adverbs of frequency + complement.
Example:

She is never in your home.

I am always in class.

We are usually attentive.

Here are some examples sentences of adverbs of indefinite frequency using

simple present tense verbs:
Subject + adverbs of frequency + complement.
I always brush my teeth.

I usually eat dinner at 7.

I often go to the movies.

I sometimes play soccer.

I occasionally drink wine.

I rarely ride my bike.

I almost never eat red meat.

I never wake up before 5 am.

Another way to represent: Sometimes, usually, normally, frequently, often

and occasionally can also go at the beginning or end of a sentence .
With other verbs: Adverbs of frequency + Subject + Verb + complement.
Example:

Sometimes i walk to work.

Never he eat pizza.

Always she play soccer.