13 Choose the correct item.
1 She likes ice-skating. She thinks it’s ___ !
A boring B wonderful C favourite
2 Bob ___ jogging in the mornings.
A goes B plays D does
3 Dad likes ___ soccer on TV.
A watch B watches C watching
4 Do you often ___ hang-gliding?
A play B do C go
5 Todd and Edd don’t go scuba-diving. They think it’s ___ .
A fun B dangerous C interesting
6 I sometimes go to the gym. I think it keeps me ___ .
A
fit B
fun C
cute
7 What’s your ___ sport?
A favourite B interesting C wonderful
8 She hates sumo. She thinks it’s ___ .
A awful B successful C fit.
9 A visit to Camp McCullen is an ___ way to spend your free time.
A excellent B fantastic C friendly
14 Circle the word in each group which does not belong with the other words.
1 Sailing, jogging, windsurfing, diving, canoeing,
2 Football, volleyball, golf, hockey.
3 Hang-gliding, sky-diving, cross-country skiing, parachuting,
4 Rugby, golf, football, bowling, sumo.
5 Gymnastics, ice-skating, snowboarding, hockey.
6 Hill-walking, rollerblading, mountain biking, mountaineering.
7 Boxing, sumo, fencing, table tennis, football.
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY |
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1 The Present Simple is often used with the adverbs of frequency to show how often something happens. |
How often do you get up early?- I always get up early.
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2. Adverbs of frequency come before the main verb but after the verb to be and auxiliary or modal verbs, such as do, can, must etc. |
She never plays tennis on Saturdays. I don’t often go swimming. |
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3. Sometimes and usually can also come at the beginning or the end of a sentence. |
Sometimes I play cards.- I play cards sometimes.
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4.Rarely, seldom and never have a negative meaning and are never used with the word not. |
Emily never watches football matches. |
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5. Adverbs of frequency always go before the auxiliary verb in short answers. |
Do you play computer games? - No, I never do. |
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ADVERB PHRASES
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Every |
day week month year |
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Once Twice Three times Four times |
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15 Look at this table. In your notebook, write questions about Liz and Sam with How often …? Then answer the questions.
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Liz |
Sam |
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7/week |
5/week |
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3/week |
4/week |
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3/day |
6/week |
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2/week |
1/month |
