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Present Simple + Adverbs of frequency

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Present Simple + Adverbs of frequency
 

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by Lucía Jacobi
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The sentence "We never gets up late." is correct.

2

With the pronoun I, the verb takes an -s. (e.g., "I eats breakfast").

3

For the verb watch, we add -es with She (e.g., "She watches TV")

4

The sentence "He never is late for school." is correct

5

The sentence "I always eat pizza." is correct.

6

With He, She, and It, we add an -s or -es to the verb in affirmative sentences.

7

Adverbs of frequency go AFTER the verb 'Be' (am, is, are).

8

Adverbs of frequency go AFTER the main verbs like 'play', 'eat', or 'go'.

9

'Rarely' means the same as 'Always'.

10

'Always' means something happens 100% of the time.

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'Never' means something happens 0% of the time.

12

'Usually' indicates a higher frequency than 'Often'.

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