Title: Simple Present & Adverbs of Frequency

Hint

Questions:

• Question: She ___ (always / eat) breakfast at 7 AM.
  Options:

  • always eats
  • eats always
  • is eating always
  Explanation: Put the adverb **before** the main verb: *always eats*.
• Question: They ___ late for class on Mondays.
  Options:

  • are never
  • never are
  • does never
  Explanation: Adverbs of frequency go **after** the verb *to be*: *are never*.
• Question: My father ___ coffee in the evening.
  Options:

  • rarely drinks
  • drinks rarely
  • is rarely drinking
  Explanation: Place *rarely* **before** the main verb *drinks*.
• Question: He ___ busy on weekends.
  Options:

  • is usually
  • usually is
  • does usually
  Explanation: The adverb *usually* comes **after** the verb *is*.
• Question: How often ___ to the gym?
  Options:

  • do you go
  • go you
  • you do go
  Explanation: Use *do + subject + verb* to form questions in simple present.
• Question: We ___ watch TV after dinner.
  Options:

  • sometimes
  • are sometimes
  • does sometimes
  Explanation: *Sometimes* can sit directly before the main verb *watch*.
• Question: Sarah ___ up early on Sundays.
  Options:

  • doesn't usually get
  • usually doesn't gets
  • not usually gets
  Explanation: In negative sentences, place the adverb between *doesn't* and the base verb.
• Question: I ___ happy when it rains.
  Options:

  • am seldom
  • seldom am
  • do seldom be
  Explanation: Place *seldom* **after** the verb *to be* (*am*).
• Question: ___ she often visit her grandparents?
  Options:

  • Does
  • Is
  • Do
  Explanation: Use *Does* for singular third-person subjects (*she*) in simple present questions.
• Question: Mark and John ___ play video games together.
  Options:

  • often
  • are often
  • does often
  Explanation: Place *often* before the main action verb *play*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: I ___ (always / wake up) at 6:00 AM.
  Answer:

  • always wake up
  Explanation: Put *always* before the main verb *wake up*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: She ___ (never / lie) to her friends.
  Answer:

  • never lies
  Explanation: Use singular *s* ending for third-person subjects (*she never lies*).
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: He ___ (usually / be) tired after work.
  Answer:

  • is usually
  Explanation: Place *usually* after the verb *to be* (*is*).
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: They ___ (often / go) to the beach in summer.
  Answer:

  • often go
  Explanation: Place *often* before the base verb *go*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: We ___ (sometimes / play) tennis on Saturdays.
  Answer:

  • sometimes play
  Explanation: Place *sometimes* before the main verb *play*.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: My sister ___ (rarely / eat) fast food.
  Answer:

  • rarely eats
  Explanation: Add *-s* to the main verb for third-person singular subjects (*eats*).
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: The buses ___ (always / be) on time here.
  Answer:

  • are always
  Explanation: Use *are* for plural subjects and place *always* after it.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: ___ (do / usually / you / study) in the library?
  Answer:

  • Do you usually study
  Explanation: Order for questions: Auxiliary (*Do*) + Subject (*you*) + Adverb (*usually*) + Verb (*study*).
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: Tom ___ (not / usually / walk) to school.
  Answer:

  • doesn't usually walk
  • does not usually walk
  Explanation: Negative form: *doesn't* + adverb + base verb.
• Instruction: Fill in the blank:
  Question: You ___ (always / be) kind to everyone.
  Answer:

  • are always
  Explanation: Place the adverb *always* after *are*.
• Sentence: She always drinks water in the morning.
  Explanation: Subject + adverb (*always*) + verb (*drinks*) + object + time expression.
• Sentence: He is usually happy at school.
  Explanation: Subject + verb *to be* (*is*) + adverb (*usually*) + adjective + location.
• Sentence: They never eat meat on Fridays.
  Explanation: Subject + adverb (*never*) + verb (*eat*) + object + time phrase.
• Sentence: We often go to the park.
  Explanation: Subject + adverb (*often*) + main verb (*go*) + prepositional phrase.
• Sentence: My brother plays football every weekend.
  Explanation: Subject + verb (*plays*) + object + time expression (*every weekend*).
• Sentence: Do you usually clean your room?
  Explanation: Auxiliary (*Do*) + subject (*you*) + adverb (*usually*) + verb (*clean*) + object?
• Sentence: She does not often watch movies.
  Explanation: Subject + *does not* + adverb (*often*) + main verb (*watch*) + object.
• Sentence: I am sometimes late for work.
  Explanation: Subject + verb *to be* (*am*) + adverb (*sometimes*) + adjective + prepositional phrase.
• Sentence: Cats rarely swim in deep water.
  Explanation: Subject + adverb (*rarely*) + main verb (*swim*) + location phrase.
• Sentence: How often do you read books?
  Explanation: Question phrase (*How often*) + auxiliary (*do*) + subject (*you*) + verb (*read*) + object?