Question 1
I _____ my email in the morning before breakfast.
Options: always check, am always check, check always
Fill in each blank by selecting the correct adverb of frequency from the dropdown. Only one answer is correct. Use all of the following adverbs across the exercise: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, hardly ever, never.
Practice 2 of 5
Question 1
I _____ my email in the morning before breakfast.
Options: always check, am always check, check always
Question 2
She _____ for work because she lives nearby.
Options: rarely be late, is rarely late, is rare late
Question 3
We _____ on weekends so we stay home and relax.
Options: is usually busy, usually busy, are usually busy
Question 4
They _____ shopping on Sundays because the stores are closed.
Options: never go, go never, never goes
Question 5
He doesn't _____ coffee because he prefers tea.
Options: drinks often, often drink, often drinks
Question 6
Is your sister _____ after work?
Options: is sometimes tired, sometimes be tired, sometimes tired
Question 7
I _____ fast food because it's not healthy.
Options: hardly ever eat, eat hardly ever, don't hardly ever eat
Question 8
My parents _____ TV in the evening after dinner.
Options: watch always, always watch, always watches
Question 9
Does she _____ early for meetings?
Options: usually does arrive, usually arrives, usually arrive
Question 10
We don't _____ the house on Mondays because we're too busy.
Options: usually clean, clean usually, usually cleans
Question 11
My sister is _____ late for dance class—perhaps once or twice a year.
Options: never, hard, hardly ever
Question 12
I _____ landscapes on weekends, but not every weekend.
Options: paint sometimes, always paint, sometimes paint
Practise Hobbies and Interests - Frequency Adverbs with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Hobbies and Interests - Frequency Adverbs in everyday English.
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