T Eal 1655202175 How Often Esl Lesson On Adverbs of Frequency - Ver - 3

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Warm Up Questions

Do you eat vegetables everyday?

Do you visit the library every week?

Do you go camping every week?

Do you go shopping every day?

Do you eat ice cream every day?

Do you read books every day?


Adverbs of frequency are used to show how often we do something.
They are often used with the present simple to show routines or
repeated actions.

Subject + adverb + verb


She always eats soup.

I occasionally play soccer.


Adverbs of frequency are used to show how often we do something.
They are often used with the present simple to show routines or
repeated actions.

100% Always

Often
75%
Sometimes
50% 100%
Occasionally

25% Hardly ever


Never
0%
I hardly ever eat I usually write I occasionally
pancakes for in my diary ride my bike to
breakfast. before bed. school.

Bella’s Schedule
I always
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
wake up
at 6am.
Wake up at
6am

Eat pancakes
for breakfast

Ride my bike
to school

Write in my
diary

Play chess
with my brother

I never play chess


with my brother.
II ALWAYS
…….. eat toast
eat toast
for I ……..
OFTEN ride
ride
mymy I ……..
NEVER write
write
in
for
breakfast.
breakfast. skateboard. my
in my
diary.
diary.

Felix’s Schedule
I SOMETIMES
…….. wake up
wake up at 6am.
at 6am. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Wake up at
6am

Eat toast for


breakfast

Ride my
skateboard

Write in my
diary

Play computer
games

I …….
HARDLY
play EVER
computer
play
computer games.
games.
Can you answer these questions using
adverbs of frequency?

How often do you play sports?

How often do you take a train?

How often do you feel angry?

How often to do make your bed?

How often do you order delivery food?

How often do you clean your room?


Let the spinning wheels pick a subject and an adverb and try to make
a sentence with them.
Ie. Lions never eat salad.

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