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    The document discusses the adverbs of frequency in English and their meanings. There are 9 adverbs listed - always, usually, normally, generally, often, sometimes, occasionally, rarely, never - and examples are provided to illustrate when each one is used. The adverbs describe how often an action takes place, from all the time to almost never or not at all. They are placed before the main verb, except after forms of "to be", and have specific definitions relating to levels of frequency or occurrence.

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    The document discusses the adverbs of frequency in English and their meanings. There are 9 adverbs listed - always, usually, normally, generally, often, sometimes, occasionally, rarely, never - and examples are provided to illustrate when each one is used. The adverbs describe how often an action takes place, from all the time to almost never or not at all. They are placed before the main verb, except after forms of "to be", and have specific definitions relating to levels of frequency or occurrence.

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    The document discusses the adverbs of frequency in English and their meanings. There are 9 adverbs listed - always, usually, normally, generally, often, sometimes, occasionally, rarely, never - and examples are provided to illustrate when each one is used. The adverbs describe how often an action takes place, from all the time to almost never or not at all. They are placed before the main verb, except after forms of "to be", and have specific definitions relating to levels of frequency or occurrence.

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    THE ADVERBS OF

    FREQUENCY ARE USED TO


    TALK ABOUT HOW OFTEN
    AN ACTION TAKES PLACE.

    THE ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY


    ARE PLACED BEFORE THE
    MAIN VERB BUT AFTER THE
    VERB TO BE.

    IT MEANS AT ALL TIMES OR


    EVERY TIME.
    I ALWAYS BRUSH MY TEETH
    AFTER A MEAL.

    IT MEANS ON MOST
    OCCASIONS.
    I USUALLY GO ON FOOT.

    ITS SIMILAR TO USUALLY.


    I NORMALLY STAY AT HOME
    AT THE WEEKEND.

    SIMILAR TO USUALLY AND


    NORMALLY.
    I GENERALLY DRINK TEA.

    IT MEANS REGULARLY OR
    MANY TIMES.
    I OFTEN GO TO THE PUB.

    IT MEANS ON SOME
    OCCASIONS.
    I SOMETIMES BUY SWEETS.

    THE
    IT MEANS
    ADVERBS
    THE AT
    ADVERBS
    OF
    ALLFREQUENCY
    TIMES
    OF OR
    NOT VERY
    OFTEN.
    FROM
    TIME
    ARE
    FREQUENCY
    PLACED
    EVERY
    BEFORE
    ARE
    TIME.
    USED
    THE
    TO
    TO
    TIME.
    IMAIN
    ALWAYS
    TALK
    VERB
    ABOUT
    BRUSH
    BUT
    HOW
    AFTER
    MYOFTEN
    TEETH
    THE
    I OCCASIONALLY
    BOOKS.
    AN ACTION
    AFTER
    VERB BUY
    TO
    A
    TAKES
    MEAL.
    BE.PLACE.

    THEY MEAN
    FEW
    IT VERY
    MEANS
    ONTIMES.
    MOST
    I RARELY SEE
    PETER ON
    OCCASIONS.
    WEEKDAYS.
    I USUALLY
    GO ON FOOT.

    ALMOST
    NEVER.
    ITS
    SIMILAR
    TO USUALLY.
    WE HARDLY
    EVER STAY
    GO OUT
    I NORMALLY
    ATAT
    HOME
    THE
    WEEKEND.
    AT
    THE WEEKEND.

    IT MEANS
    NOT TO
    AT USUALLY
    ANY TIME.
    SIMILAR
    AND
    I NEVER WATCH
    SOAP
    NORMALLY.
    OPERAS. DRINK TEA.
    I GENERALLY
    ITMEAN
    MEANS
    ON
    SOME
    NOT
    IT
    VERY
    MEANS
    OFTEN.
    REGULARLY
    TIME
    OR
    IT
    THEY
    MEANS
    ALMOST
    NOT
    ALMOST
    NEVER.
    AT FROM
    ANY
    NEVER.
    TIME.
    OCCASIONS.
    MANY
    TOWATCH
    TIME.
    TIMES.
    WEIIHARDLY
    RARELY
    NEVER
    SEE
    EVER
    PETER
    GO
    SOAP
    OUT
    ONAT
    BUY
    SWEETS.
    I IOCCASIONALLY
    ISOMETIMES
    OFTEN
    GO
    TO
    BUY
    THE
    BOOKS.
    PUB.
    THE
    WEEKDAYS.
    OPERAS.
    WEEKEND.

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