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Adverbs of frequency and Question words
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Complete the question with the correct Wh- word: ________ are you? I'm at school.
WHERE
Complete the question with the correct Wh- word: ________ is your best friend? My best friend is Juan.
WHO
Complete the question with the correct Wh- word: _________ pencil case is it? It's mine.
WHOSE
Complete the question with the correct Wh- word: _______are you wearing gloves and a scarf? Because it's very cold outside.
WHY
Put the words in the correct place to make a question and then answer it: DO/PLAY/YOU/HOW OFTEN/COMPUTER GAMES?
HOW OFTEN DO YOU PLAY COMPUTER GAMES? (ALWAYS/SOMETIMES, etc.)
Put the words in the correct place to make a question and then answer it: IS/WHO/ENGLISH/TEACHER/YOUR?
WHO IS YOUR ENGLISH TEACHER? (MY ENGLISH TEACHER IS MARIANELA)
Put the words in the correct place to make a question and then answer it: YOU/DO/LIVE/WHERE?
WHERE DO YOU LIVE? (I LIVE IN MAR DEL PLATA)
Put the words in the correct order to write a question and then answer it. YOU/HOW/TO/DO/SCHOOL/GET?
HOW DO YOU GET TO SCHOOL? (BY CAR)
Write a sentence that is true for you AND your classmates using the adverb NEVER.
E.g. We NEVER have classes on Sundays.
Write a sentence that is true for you AND your classmates using the adverb ALWAYS
E.g. We ALWAYS have English lessons on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Put an adverb in the correct place in this sentence: I'm tired in science lessons.
I'm (always) tired in science lessons.
Add an adverb of frequency to the sentence. Put it in the correct place: School starts at 8.30 am.
School (sometimes) starts at 8.30 am.
Put the adverbs of frequency in the correct order. From 100% to 0%: HARDLY EVER- NEVER-ALWAYS-SOMETIMES-USUALLY
ALWAYS-USUALLY-SOMETIMES-HARDLY EVER-NEVER