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    This document provides teaching materials for an activity to practice adverbs of frequency. Students are paired up and each given a worksheet with statements about their partner to circle the correct adverb of frequency. They then take turns guessing and verifying the answers with their partner.

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    This document provides teaching materials for an activity to practice adverbs of frequency. Students are paired up and each given a worksheet with statements about their partner to circle the correct adverb of frequency. They then take turns guessing and verifying the answers with their partner.

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    This document provides teaching materials for an activity to practice adverbs of frequency. Students are paired up and each given a worksheet with statements about their partner to circle the correct adverb of frequency. They then take turns guessing and verifying the answers with their partner.

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    All About You

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    This document provides teaching materials for an activity to practice adverbs of frequency. Students are paired up and each given a worksheet with statements about their partner to circle the correct adverb of frequency. They then take turns guessing and verifying the answers with their partner.

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    TEACHER’S NOTES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S All About You

    Activity Type Introduction


    Vocabulary and Speaking This adverbs of frequency game is ideal for practicing the frequency
    Game: multiple-choice, adverbs: always, usually, sometimes and never.
    guessing, forming
    sentences from prompts, Procedure
    freer practice (pair work)
    Divide the students into pairs (Student A and B).

    Focus Give each student a corresponding worksheet.


    Adverbs of frequency
    In pairs, students begin by circling the adverb of frequency in
    each statement that they think is true for their partner.
    Aim
    Students then take it in turns to tell their partner which adverb of
    To practice the adverbs frequency they chose for each statement, e.g. 'I think you never
    of frequency: always, eat Italian food'.
    usually, sometimes,
    never. Their partner tells them if they are right or wrong and the other
    student marks the correct answer on the worksheet.

    Preparation If the student’s guess is wrong, their partner explains why.


    Make one copy of the two
    The student with the most correct guesses is the winner.
    worksheets for each pair
    of students.

    Level
    Elementary (A1-A2)

    Time
    25 minutes

    Note: This resource can be edited using a PDF editor.

    Teach-This.com © 2021 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.


    ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S All About You

    Student A

    A. Circle the adverb of frequency in each statement that you think is true for your
    partner.

    Right or
    Partner's name:
    wrong?

    1. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never eats Italian food.

    2. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never listens to hip hop music.

    3. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never drinks coffee in the morning.

    4. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never plays badminton.

    5. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never uses the Internet at night.

    6. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never comes to class on time.

    7. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never sleeps before 10 p.m.

    8. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never reads a newspaper.

    9. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never watches films at home.

    10. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never has a bath in the evening.

    B. Now, take it in turns to tell each other your answers, e.g. 'I think you never eat
    Italian food'.

    C. Your partner will tell you if you are right or wrong. Mark the correct answers in the
    last column. If your answer is wrong, your partner explains why.

    Teach-This.com © 2021 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.


    ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S All About You

    Student B

    A. Circle the adverb of frequency in each statement that you think is true for your
    partner.

    Right or
    Partner's name:
    wrong?

    1. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never plays football.

    2. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never plays computer games.

    3. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never watches TV in the afternoon.

    4. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never studies English at home.

    5. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never eats Chinese food.

    6. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never reads magazines.

    7. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never eats at a restaurant.

    8. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never goes to the cinema.

    9. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never wakes up before 7 a.m.

    10. He / She always / usually / sometimes / never travels abroad.

    B. Now, take it in turns to tell each other your answers, e.g. 'I think you never play
    football'.

    C. Your partner will tell you if you are right or wrong. Mark the correct answers in the
    last column. If your answer is wrong, your partner explains why.

    Teach-This.com © 2021 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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