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Present Simple Adverbs of Frequency exercise How to complete the exercise on present simple adverbs Fill in the gaps in the sentences below to make some true sentences about your normal reaction in the situations given. see the example below to help you get started. Exercise present simple adverbs of frequency An example of the first question “I always clean my teeth in the morning”. I always in the morning I never at the weekend I once or twice a week I two or three times a year I sometimes with my brother or sister My father often I hardly ever on Mondays I at least twice a day I once every two or three days I almost always , but occasionally I forget I more than 3 times a day. My mother almost never , but I want her too more often. I too often I often in the shower I often , but my parents don’t like it My brother/ sister sometimes and it annoys me. I almost always when I see a mirror I hardly ever , because it is too expensive.

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Page 1: Present simple-adverbs-of-frequency-completion-game

Present Simple Adverbs of Frequency exercise

How to complete the exercise on present simple adverbs

Fill in the gaps in the sentences below to make some true sentences about your normal reaction in the situations given. see the example below to help you get started.

Exercise present simple adverbs of frequency

An example of the first question “I always clean my teeth in the morning”.

I always                                                                                                                                           in the morning

I never                                                                                                                                              at the weekend

I                                                                                                                    once or twice a week

I                                                                                            two or three times a year I sometimes                                                                                            with my brother or sister

My father often                          

I hardly ever                                                                                                                  on Mondays

I                                                                                                                            at least twice a day

I                                                                                                once every two or three days

I almost always                                                                                 , but occasionally I forget

I                                                                                        more than 3 times a day.

My mother almost never                                                                             , but I want her too more often.

I                                                                              too often

I often                                                                                            in the shower

I often                                                                                                                                              , but my parents don’t like it

My brother/ sister sometimes                                                                                        and it annoys me.

I almost always                                                                          when I see a mirror

I hardly ever                                                                                     , because it is too expensive.

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