102.1 Cross Out Incorrect
- Lou has to work late about once a month. = Lou ~~often~~ / occasionally works late.
- Olga goes to the gym six days a week. = Olga goes to the gym ~~very often~~ / sometimes.
- It rains in the desert once or twice a year. = It ~~hardly ever~~ / regularly rains in the desert.
- I visit my gran on Tuesday and Thursday. = I ~~regularly~~ / always visit my gran.
- Most Saturdays I go shopping with friends. = I ~~always~~ / usually go shopping on Saturday.
- She goes running about three times a week. = She ~~occasionally~~ / frequently goes running.
- We spend all our vacations in France. = We ~~always~~ / sometimes go to France on vacation.
102.2 Group Adverbs
ALL OR MOST OF THE TIME: always, nearly always, usually, regularly
SOME OF THE TIME: very often, sometimes, occasionally
NOT OFTEN OR NOT AT ALL: hardly ever, rarely, almost never, never
102.3 Word Order
- Yasmin occasionally cycles to work in the summer.
- Karen is hardly ever in the office on Fridays.
- I visit my parents about once a year.
- The photocopier at work is nearly always broken.
- Mira goes to the gym three times a week.
102.4 Matching
- How often do you visit your sister in Spain?
- Benny's very reliable and is almost never late for work.
- Carlita goes swimming at least five times a week.
- Ella often stays at work until after 10pm.
- I come from central Australia, where it hardly ever rains.
- When do you usually finish work in the evening?
- Ania plays badminton with her cousin every Sunday morning.