Adverbs of Frequency

Improve your English by mastering adverbs of frequency such as daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly.

Adverbs of frequency are essential for describing how often actions occur.

Here are the most common adverbs of frequency.

• Daily. If you do something every day, you do it daily. For instance, "I exercise daily to stay fit". Using "daily" indicates that the action occurs every single day without fail.
• Weekly. Activities that occur every week are described as weekly. For example, "We have a team meeting weekly". This shows that the meeting happens once every week.
• Monthly. When something happens every month, it is done monthly. "I pay my rent monthly" means the rent is paid once each month, consistently.
• Yearly. Actions that take place every year are described as yearly. "We go on vacation yearly" indicates that the vacation happens once every year.

By incorporating these adverbs into your vocabulary, you can more accurately describe the frequency of events and actions in your life. Practice using adverbs of frequency in sentences to become more comfortable with their correct usage.