Adverbs of Frequency

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Adverbs of Frequency


Adverbs of FrequencyVersion en ligne This video quiz was created for a thesis purposes and made public for use in classroom settings. par Abraham Torsinah Manalu 1 What do adverbs of frequency tell us, according to the video? a A. Where an action happens b B. How often an action takes place c C. When an action happened in the past d D. How well an action is performed 2 Which percentage match with the adverb “sometimes”, according to the video? a A. 100% b B. 80% c C. 50% d D. 20% 3 What percentage does the adverb “rarely” represent, according to the video? a A. About 95% b B. About 50% c C. About 20% d D. About 10% 4 Which of the following is an example of the sentence pattern “be plus adverb”, according to the video? a A. We usually eat lunch in the cafeteria b B. She is never late c C. You are always looking at your phone d D. It rarely rains in summer 5 Which sentence correctly shows the pattern “verb plus adverb plus verb” (adverb between two parts of a verb), according to the video? a A. My dog is always sleepy b B. I can never remember his name c C. Our teacher often gives us homework d D. He is often sick Explanation 1 If you chose A, ❌ not correct because adverbs of frequency do not describe location – that is usually done by adverbs of place. If you chose C, ❌ no – time in the past is usually shown by past tense verbs or time expressions, not frequency adverbs. If you chose D, ❌ not right – how well an action is performed is described by adverbs of manner, not frequency. 2 If you chose A, ❌ not correct – 100% is for “always,” not “sometimes.” If you chose B, ❌ no – 80% is for “usually” and “often,” not “sometimes.” If you chose D, ❌ not right – 20% is for “seldom” and “not very often.” 3 If you chose A, ❌ not correct – 95% is for “almost always,” not “rarely.” If you chose B, ❌ no – 50% is for “sometimes.” If you chose C, ❌ not right – 20% is for “seldom” and “not very often.” 4 If you chose A, ❌ not correct – “We usually eat lunch” follows the pattern “adverb plus verb” (usually comes before eat), not “be plus adverb.” If you chose C, ❌ no – “You are always looking” follows the third pattern “verb plus adverb plus verb” (are + always + looking). If you chose D, ❌ not right – “It rarely rains” follows “adverb plus verb” because there is no “be” verb before rarely. 5 If you chose A, ❌ not correct – “My dog is always sleepy” follows “be plus adverb” (is + always), not between two verb parts. If you chose C, ❌ no – “Our teacher often gives” follows “adverb plus verb” (often before gives), not between two verb parts. If you chose D, ❌ not right – “He is often sick” is again “be plus adverb” (is + often).

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Adverbs of Frequency

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Adverbs of FrequencyVersion en ligne

par Abraham Torsinah Manalu

What do adverbs of frequency tell us, according to the video?

Which percentage match with the adverb “sometimes”, according to the video?

What percentage does the adverb “rarely” represent, according to the video?

Which of the following is an example of the sentence pattern “be plus adverb”, according to the video?

Which sentence correctly shows the pattern “verb plus adverb plus verb” (adverb between two parts of a verb), according to the video?

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