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Frequency adverbs (always, never, sometimes...) go in mid-position: before normal verbs and after special verbs (modals and auxiliaries):
I never drink coffee
I am never late for school
Adverbial phrases go at the end
I go to the gym every two days
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study / I / in the evenings / always |
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always / I / am / late for school |
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Peter / at 7 / usually / gets up |
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finish in time / Peter / can / usually |
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a book before going to bed / read / often / I |
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She / tired after dinner / often / is |
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go / sometimes / We / to the cinema on Fridays |
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am / I / sometimes / too tired to read in bed |
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to music / listens / not very often / Mike |
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together / not very often / We / are |
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I / to work by taxi / go / never |
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never / They / can / finish in time |
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with my friends / once a week / I / go out |
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Megan / twice a week / piano lessons / has |
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three times a week / We / to the gym / go |
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twice a day / coffee / I / drink |
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you / go / do / to the cinema? / How often |
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you / listen / do / How often / to music? |
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How often / you / tired? / are |
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you / go / How often / do / to the beach? |
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do / you / How often / read / books? |
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you / the first? / How often / are |
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I / go / every Saturday / to the cinema |
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I / English classes / have / every two days |
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often / to music / listen / I |
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am / the first / always / I |
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books / read / sometimes / I |
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hang out / I / twice a week / with my friends |
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drink / never / I / whiskey |
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coffee for breakfast / have / I / very often |
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to music in my car / listen / I / usually |
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I / understand English / can / sometimes |
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am / never / tired / I |
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go / I / twice a month / to a restaurant |
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I / am / late / sometimes |
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to the beach / go / I / once a year |
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early / get up / I / always |
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I / very often / speak / with my friends |
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go / I / for a walk / every day |
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never / I / can / understand you |
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