Adverbs of Frequency

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Adverbs of Frequency


Adverbs of FrequencyVersión en línea This video quiz was created for a thesis purposes and made public for use in classroom settings. por Abraham Torsinah Manalu 1 In the first question, Mike sorted five sentences from "most often" to "least often." What was the correct order? a Always, often, sometimes, rarely, never b Always, sometimes, often, rarely, never c Often, always, sometimes, never, rarely 2 What important rule does Mike explain about using the adverbs "never" and "rarely"? a The verb must be negative (I never don't study) b The verb must be positive, not negative (I never study, NOT I never don't study) c You can use either positive or negative verbs 3 Look at the first sentence Sarah had to answer. Where should the adverb of frequency go? a Position A (before "is") b Position C (after "late") c Position B (between "is" and "late") 4 For the second sentence, Sarah had to place the adverb again. Why was her answer wrong this time? a She put it in the wrong position - the rule changes when the main verb is "be" b She used the wrong adverb c She forgot to make the verb negative 5 At the very end, Will uses another adverb of frequency about Sarah. What does he say? a "You always get the answers right" b "You barely got in the game at all" c "You often participate" Explanation 1 If you chose B: ❌ Not quite! "Often" comes before "sometimes" because it's more frequent. Listen to the order Mike says and what Leslie repeats. If you chose C: ❌ This order is mixed up! "Always" should come first (100% of the time), and "never" should be last (0% of the time). Listen to the correct sequence again! 2 If you chose A: ❌ That's the opposite of the rule! Using a negative verb with "never" would be a double negative. Listen carefully to Mike's answer! If you chose C: ❌ There is a specific rule! "Never" and "rarely" already have negative meaning, so the verb must be positive. Listen to the explanation again! 3 If you chose A: ❌ That's not where it goes in this sentence! Sarah got this one right. Listen to where she says the adverb should go. If you chose B: ❌ That's too far! The adverb needs to be closer to the verb. Listen to Sarah's correct answer and Leslie's confirmation! 4 If you chose B: ❌ The adverb itself wasn't the problem. Sarah knew which adverb to use. The problem was WHERE she placed it in the sentence with "be." If you chose C: ❌ Making verbs negative with "never" and "rarely" was a different rule from earlier. This question was about position, not positive/negative verbs! 5 If you chose A: ❌ That's definitely not what he says about Sarah! She lost points and got eaten by sharks! Listen to Will's final words about her. If you chose C: ❌ Actually, Sarah didn't participate much at all! She only answered one question correctly. "Barely" is the word Will uses to describe how little she played.

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Adverbs of FrequencyVersión en línea

por Abraham Torsinah Manalu

In the first question, Mike sorted five sentences from "most often" to "least often." What was the correct order?

What important rule does Mike explain about using the adverbs "never" and "rarely"?

Look at the first sentence Sarah had to answer. Where should the adverb of frequency go?

For the second sentence, Sarah had to place the adverb again. Why was her answer wrong this time?

At the very end, Will uses another adverb of frequency about Sarah. What does he say?

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