1. Adverbs and Adverbial phrases of frequency

2. Adverbs and Adverbial Phrases answer the question:
HOW OFTEN?
For example:
How often to do you have English class?
I have English class twice a day.
How often do you brush your teeth?
I brush my teeth every day

3. Adverbs of frequency
One word

4. How do we use Adverbs of Frequency?
Adverbs of frequency come (before/after) the main verbs in a sentence.
Examples:
I often go to school on foot.
They usually ride the bus to school.
He rarely wins at table tennis.
You never play basketball with us.
What is the verb? What is the adverb?

5. Answer the following questions in full sentences with Adverbs of Frequency in your Grammar Books e.g. always, usually, often, sometimes, seldom, never
How often do you watch movies?
How often do you see your grandparents?
How often do you dance?
How often do you travel to other countries?
How often do you play computer games?
How often do you listen to English songs?
How often do you drink milk?

6. Adverbial Phrases of Frequency
Adverbial phrases have more than one word. They are more exact than adverbs.
Adverb: always
Adverbial phrase: every day
Adverb: usually
Adverbial phrase: twice a week
Adverb: sometimes
Adverbial phrase: once a month

7. How do we use Adverbs of Frequency?
Adverbs of frequency often come (in the middle/at the end of a sentence). Sometimes, they come at the beginning.
Examples:
I watch movies every Saturday.
On Sundays, I watch cartoons.
Once a month, we visit my grandparents.
I go to Hong Kong every weekend.
If the adverbial phrase comes at the beginning, you must have a comma.

8. Answer the following questions in full sentences with Adverbial Phrases in your Grammar Books
How often do you watch movies?
How often do you see your grandparents?
How often do you dance?
How often do you travel to other countries?
How often do you play computer games?
How often do you listen to English songs?
How often do you drink milk?

9. Complete p. 23 in your ORANGE BOOK