Placement of Adverbs of Frequency: 3 Simple Rules

Enhance your English grammar by mastering the placement of adverbs of frequency with our quick and easy video guide!

In this video, we simplify the rules for placing adverbs of frequency, helping you to enhance your grammar skills.

 

Adverbs of frequency include words like always, never, usually, and sometimes. Here are the three simple rules discussed in the video.

 

- Before the main verb. By default, place the adverb before the main verb.

Example: I always remember to do my homework.

- After the verb to be. When using the verb to be, place the adverb after the verb.

Example: They are never pleased to see me.

- Between auxiliary and main verb. When using auxiliary verbs, place the adverb between the auxiliary and the main verb.

Example: She can sometimes beat me in a race.

 

After watching our video, you will become more confident in your use of adverbs of frequency.