What is an adverb ? | parts of speech: adverbs | adverb types: indefinite frequency| simple present routines | ELT & ESL

Adverbs of Indefinite Frequency 

Simple Present to describe Routines & Habits

 

Order of words in sentences:  where to place the adverbs of frequency

 I am always busy in the mornings =  S  +  verb to be  +  adv of frequency

I always drink a cup of tea in the mornings = S + adv of frequency + verb

*with the verb to be we change the order, the adverb of frequency comes after the verb to be =  S +  Verb to be + adverb of frequency

*with the rest of the verbs, the adverb comes first, before the verb =  S + adv of frequency + verb to be

Vocabulary on Routines

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