6 Do you often get a seat on the supporters’ coach? 7 I usually am at home on Saturday evenings. 5 They travel often by coach to away games. 4 Her favourite music is hip hop but she sometimes listens to soul. 3 Always I feel good when I give money to charity. 2 People don’t work usually full-time when they are studying. 1 My school’s societies meet never on Fridays. Members of a fan club usually can buy cheap tickets. Write a tick for correct sentences and a cross for incorrect ones. 3 Find the errors with the position of the adverbs in the sentences. 4 Joey occasionally / never does homework. 3 Joey usually / sometimes plays basketball. TV homework basketball friends Monday ✓ ✓ ✓ Tuesday ✓ Wednesday ✓ ✓ Thursday ✓ Friday ✓ ✓ ✓ Saturday ✓ ✓ ✓ Sunday ✓ ✓ ✓ In the evening … 1 Joey sometimes / often meets his friends.
always never occasionally often usually 2 Look at the information about Joey’s evenings and choose the best alternative for each sentence. 1 Label the words in order from all (100%) to none (0%) of the time. Is the chess club becoming less popular? Time expressions ( now, these days, at the moment etc.) usually go at the beginning or end of the sentence. changing situations: More people are joining internet forums these days.Are you staying with your parents until term starts? temporary situations: At the moment, he ’s working for a charity.things which are happening now: I ’m making a poster for the school chess club now.Present Continuous We use the Present Continuous for You can always get a taxi at the station. can, do, have ) and main verbs: We don’t usually go to away games. after to be : She is often at home on Sunday evenings.before a main verb: He occasionally goes to rock concerts.Do you prefer colour or black and white? Adverbs of frequency ( occasionally, often, never, always etc.) with the Present Simple show how often things happen. State verbs ( seem, like, feel etc.) are usually in the Present Simple: You seem interested in photography.
Teenagers often argue with their parents.
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