Lesson 93 ☘ always, usually, often etc. (word order 2)

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. “Does Paul ever play tennis?”
  “He . . .
  often plays
  tennis.”
  - often plays
  - plays often
2. “Do you get up early?”
  “I . . .
  always get up
  early.”
  - always get up
  - get up always
3. “Are you ever late for work?”
  “I’m . . .
  never late
  for work.”
  - never late
  - late never
4. “Does Linda ever get angry?”
  “She . . .
  sometimes gets angry
  .”
  - gets angry sometimes
  - sometimes gets angry
5. “Do you ever go swimming?”
  “I . . .
  often go
  swimming.”
  - go often
  - often go
6. “Are you at home in the evenings?”
  “I’m . . .
  usually at home
  in the evening.”
  - usually at home
  - at home usually
Complete the sentences.
1. My brother . . .
  never speaks
  to me.
  - never speaks
  - speaks never
2. Susan . . .
  is always
  polite.
  - is always
  - always is
3. I . . .
  usually finish
  work at 5 o’clock.
  - finish usually
  - usually finish
4. Jill . . .
  has just
  started a new job.
  - has just
  - just has
5. I . . .
  rarely go
  to bed before midnight.
  - rarely go
  - go rarely
6. This bus . . .
  isn’t usually
  late.
  - usually isn’t
  - isn’t usually
7. I . . .
  don’t often
  eat fish.
  - often don’t
  - don’t often
8. I . . .
  will never
  forget what you said.
  - will never
  - never will
9. Have you . . .
  ever lost
  your passport?
  - ever lost
  - lost ever
10. Do you . . .
  still work
  in the same place?
  - work still
  - still work
11. They . . .
  always stay
  in the same hotel.
  - always stay
  - stay always
12. Diane doesn’t . . .
  usually work
  on Sundays.
  - usually work
  - work usually
13. . . .
  Is Tina already
  here?
  - Is Tina already
  - Is already Tina
14. What do you . . .
  usually have
  for breakfast?
  - usually have
  - have usually
15. I . . .
  can never
  remember his name.
  - never can
  - can never
Complete the sentences with “also”.
1. “Do you play football?”
  “Yes, and I . . .
  also play
  tennis.”
  - also play
  - play also
2. “Do you speak Italian?”
  “Yes, and I . . .
  also speak
  French.”
  - also speak
  - speak also
3. “Are you tired?”
  “Yes, and I . . .
  am also
  hungry.”
  - am also
  - also am
4. “Have you been to England?”
  “Yes, and I . . .
  have also
  been to Ireland.”
  - have also
  - also have
5. “Did you buy any clothes?”
  “Yes, and I . . .
  also bought
  some books.”
  - bought also
  - also bought

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