Question

A. Put the words in the correct order to make sentences, as in the example.
play /often / on / Sundays / they / football They often play football on Sundays.
1. late / is / she / sometimes
2. early / up / sister / never / Sundays / on / gets / my
3. usually / he / goes / to / on / Fridays / the / cinema
4. go / you / restaurant / often / a / do / how / to / ?
5. she / the / beach / to / always / goes / in / the / summer
6. sometimes / her / does / she / Fridays / on / shopping
7. go / we / twice / month / the / theatre / to / a
8. never / in / is / the / at / mornings / Peter / home
9. he / work / rides / bike / to / his / often
10. home / they / get / six o’clock / usually / at
11. every / homework / students / their / good / do / day
12. you / out / how / in / do / evenings / often / go / the / ?
B. Put the frequency adverbs and expressions in the right place.
1. Susan is late for school. (never)
2. My brother doesn’t write letters to his friends. (usually)
3. We go on holidays. (twice a year)
4. Peter wears a tie. (sometimes)
5. I eat fish. (once a week)
6. Do the children watch TV? (often)
7. My father is very busy. (always)
8. Peter tidies his room. (never)
9. My brother and I go fishing. (every week)
10. My mother goes shopping on Saturdays. (always)
11. Do you get up late at the weekend? (usually)
12. I drink tea. (every morning)
13. Mary rides her motorbike to work. (sometimes)

Answer 1

1. She is late sometimes.

2. My sister never gets up early on sunday.

3. He usually goes to the cinema on Fridays.

4. How often you go to a restaurant?

5. She always goes to the beach in the summer.

6. Sometimes she does her shopping on Fridays.

7. We go to the theatre twice a month.

8. Peter is never at home in the mornings.

extra:

Sometimes and occasionally can go in the front, middle or end position of a sentence.