Work in pairs. Use always, usually, often, sometimes or never to make true sentences about yourself. How often do you ... eat fish? go swimming? watch TV? play tennis? tidy your room? go to the theatre? get up early? go to bed late?

Instructions:

To complete this exercise, you need to answer the questions about yourself using adverbs of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, never). Here are some example answers:

Example Answers:

• eat fish? I sometimes eat fish.
• go swimming? I often go swimming.
• watch TV? I usually watch TV.
• play tennis? I never play tennis.
• tidy your room? I always tidy my room.
• go to the theatre? I rarely go to the theatre. (Note: 'rarely' is another adverb of frequency, similar to 'seldom' or 'hardly ever')
• get up early? I usually get up early.
• go to bed late? I sometimes go to bed late.

Remember to replace these examples with your own true answers.