Adverbs
twice a week, every day
Expressions of frequency usually go at the end of a sentence or verb phrase. e.g. I have English classes twice a week. e.g. She doesn't work every day.
frequently
SYNONYM often
hardly ever
almost never. We use adverbs and expressions of frequency to say how often you do something. • Adverbs of frequency go after be in + and - sentences. e.g. They're hardly ever late. e.g. He isn't often stressed.
independently
alone
always
at all times; on every occasion. We use adverbs and expressions of frequency to say how often you do something. • Adverbs of frequency go before the main verb. e.g. always watch TV in the evening.
able
capable of
incredibly
especially hard to believe; amazing
lively
full of life and energy
fortunately
happening because of good luck e.g. -----------, we got home before it started to rain.
seriously
in a way that is not joking
usually
in the way that is usual or normal; most often We use adverbs and expressions of frequency to say how often you do something.
probably
likely to happen
often
many times. We use adverbs and expressions of frequency to say how often you do something. • In negative sentences the adverb of frequency goes between don't I doesn't and the verb. e.g. She doesn't often go to bed late.
never
not at any time; not on any occasion. We use adverbs and expressions of frequency to say how often you do something. • We use a + verb with hardly ever and never. e.g. He's never stressed. NOT He isn't never stressed.
ugly
not beautiful
recently
not long ago
sometimes
occasionally rather than all of the time. We use adverbs and expressions of frequency to say how often you do something.
calmly
quietly
immediatly
stat
frequency
the rate at which something happens or is repeated. e.g. The program can show us word frequency (= how often words occur in a language).
Unfortunately
used to say that a particular situation or fact makes you sad or disappointed, or gets you into a difficult position e.g. I can't make it, -------------. e.g. It won't be finished for a few weeks. -------------!
patiently
waiting calmly, without getting annoyed
excitedly
with strong, lively feelings