Adverbs of frequency are words that indicate how often an action occurs in relation to time. Some common examples of adverbs of frequency are “always,” “never,” “often,” “rarely,” “sometimes,” “usually,” “usually,” “rarely,” among others. 

These adverbs are used to describe the frequency with which an action is performed over time.

The primary use of adverbs of frequency is to indicate how often an action occurs in relation to time. They help provide information about the regularity or frequency with which an activity is performed. For example:   "I always get to class on time.

 "I never forget my birthday."

"I go to the gym often."

Alison's English phrases

We often share a family dinner on Friday nights with my grandparents.

Sometimes we organize dinners with my family to places we don't know.

We usually travel with my family to the pools.

We almost always celebrate birthdays as a family.

My parents and I often visit our relatives during the summer holidays.

Sometimes we spend time getting fresh air with my family.

we always go to the movies together on weekends with my parents.

Sometimes my mom and I go to watch my uncles play soccer.

Almost always at Christmas we get together as a family to celebrate.

My cousins and I go to the court to play basketball once a week.

Iris's English sentences

Dad and I often spend time together