Adverbs of Frequency exercises — Set 1: Basic Frequency Adverbs: Position Rules (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 12 min
I brush my teeth before bed.
She is late for class.
Tom drinks coffee in the morning.
We go to the park on Sundays.
My grandfather is happy. He smiles all the time.
I eat fast food. I prefer healthy meals.
The children are tired after school.
He watches TV in the evening.
My mother cooks dinner for us.
The bus is on time.
I forget my keys. It happens about once a month.
Sarah is hungry after swimming.
They play football at the weekend.
My cat is lazy. She sleeps all day.
We have lunch at noon.
He reads before going to sleep.
The weather here is cold in January.
My sister listens to music while studying.
I am nervous before exams.
David walks to school. He takes the bus instead.
Adverbs of Frequency exercises online (Worksheet)
Learn the most common adverbs of frequency — always, usually, often, sometimes, and never — and master the rules for word order. Practise the two basic position rules: before main verbs (I always eat breakfast) and after the verb 'be' (She is usually late).