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ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
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ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
- The so-called frequency adverbs are those adverbs that serve to express the regularity with which an action occurs.
TYPES
USE:
- AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES:
- Pattern: Subject + frequency adverb + main verb + (complement)
- Frequency adverbs are always placed after the subject and before the main verb and the rest of the sentence.
- NEGATIVE SENTENCES:
- Pattern: Subject + don't / doesn't + frequency adverb + main verb + (complement)
- In negative sentences we place the frequency adverb between the auxiliary don't or doesn't and the main verb.
- INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES:
- Pattern: Do / does + subject + frequency adverb + main verb + (complement)?
- In interrogative sentences, the frequency adverb will be placed between the subject and the main verb.
- AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES:
Frequency adverbs with the verb to be
- When we want to use a frequency adverb with the verb to be, the sentence has a different structure than what we have detailed previously.
- AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES:
- Pattern: Subject + to be + frequency adverb + complement
- In the case of affirmative sentences, the frequency adverb is placed after the verb and the presence of the complement becomes essential.
- NEGATIVE SENTENCES:
- Pattern: Subject + to be + not + frequency adverb + complement
- When the sentence is negative, we simply add the frequency adverb after the verb to be in negative form ('m not, isn't and aren't) followed by the complement.
- INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES:
- Pattern: To be + subject + frequency adverb + complement?
- In the case of questions, the frequency adverb will be placed between the subject and the complement.
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