- watch

- a film
- study
- lunch at school
- play
- a short story
- go out
- TV in the evening
- see
- my homework
- meet
- the net
- do
- my best friend
- listen to
- music at night
- surf
- shopping
- visit
- my grandmother at weekends
- have
- volleyball after school
- read
- Maths and Sciences
- phone
- go
- I always watch a movie on weekends.
She… always watches a movie on weekends.
- I hardly ever study Maths and Sciences.
She… hardly ever studies Maths and Sciences.
- I usually play volleyball after school.
He… usually plays volleyball after school.
- I sometimes meet my best friend.
She…
sometimes meets her best friend.
- I never do my homework.
He…
never does his homework.
- I often surf the net.
He…
often surfs the net.
- I rarely visit my grandmother at weekends.
She…
rarely visits her grandmother at weekends.
- My father is very busy. (always)
He… is always busy.
- The teacher is in a good mood. (always)
She… is always in a good mood.
- They are telling me lies. (always )
They… are always telling me lies.
- I am late for work. (never)
I… am never late for
- Kate is tiredwork.
at the end of the day. (usually)
She… is usually tired at the end of the day.
- The students are quiet in class. (sometimes)
They… are sometimes quiet in class.
- He listens to music. (often)
He… often listens to music.
- She reads the newspaper. (always)
She… always reads the newspaper.
- Sarah gets tired. (rarely)
Sarah… rarely gets tired.
- Kenny and John are late for work. (hardly ever)
They…
are hardly ever late for work.
- I’ m very polite. (usually)
I…
am usually very polite.
- She helps her mother at home. (sometimes)
She…
sometimes helps her mother at home.
- I take sugar in my coffee. (never)
She…
never takes sugar in her coffee.
 verb to be = adverb of frequency AFTER the verb.
She is always tired after work.
They are hardly ever at home.
I am never late for work.

 other verbs = adverb of frequency BEFORE the verb.

He often goes to school by bus.
Adrian never studies on Sundays.
We sometimes eat too fast.