1. EMPHATIC ADVERBS OR ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY They are words that indicate the frequency with which an action occurs. Always100% of the time often75% of the time usually65% of the time sometimes50% of the time seldom25% of the time never0% of the time Always100% of the time often75% of the time usually65% of the time sometimes50% of the time seldom25% of the time never0% of the time

2. always often sometimes usually…are used to express a positive idea seldom never…are used to express a negative idea ever…-expresses ignorance about the frequency with which an action occurs in questions …it is a synonym of “never” in a negative sentence always often sometimes usually…are used to express a positive idea seldom never…are used to express a negative idea ever…-expresses ignorance about the frequency with which an action occurs in questions …it is a synonym of “never” in a negative sentence

3. INTERROGATIVE FORM Do you ever drink coffee with milk? Yes, sometimes. Does he ever come to his English class? No, never. How often do you drink coffee with milk? Sometimes. How often does he come to his English class? Never. Frequency Words (F.W.) go in a sentence BEFORE an ACTION verb (A.V.) and AFTER the verb BE. Do you ever drink coffee with milk? Yes, sometimes. Does he ever come to his English class? No, never. How often do you drink coffee with milk? Sometimes. How often does he come to his English class? Never. Frequency Words (F.W.) go in a sentence BEFORE an ACTION verb (A.V.) and AFTER the verb BE.

4. Examples He always ride his bicycle to school. She never gets up early on Sundays.

5. The Auxiliaries “Do-Does” “Do and Does” are used to ask and answer questions with action verbs. I You Use “Do” – Don’t = Do + not We They He She Use “Does” – Doesn’t = Does + not It “Do and Does” are used to ask and answer questions with action verbs. I You Use “Do” – Don’t = Do + not We They He She Use “Does” – Doesn’t = Does + not It

6. QuestionsAnswers (Affirmative, Negative) Do you like apples?Yes, I do. No, I don’t. Do you study hard?Yes, I do. No, I don’t. Does she like bananas?Yes, she does. No, she doesn’t. Does it run fast?Ye, it does. No, she doesn’t. Remember that whenever we use an auxiliary the Verb is in Simple Form.