Word Order - Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs of frequency are used to say how often (or frequently) we do something. In English, the adverbs of frequency are:

Always
Usually
Frequently
Often
Sometimes
Occasionally
Rarely
Seldom
Hardly ever
Never

You probably remember the vocabulary, but can you remember where we must place them in the sentence?

Below are ten sentences containing adverbs of frequency, but in some of them the word order is incorrect. Your job is to decide which sentences are correct and which are incorrect. Good luck!
Lesson by Caroline Devane

• 1. I hardly ever watch television, nowadays there’s nothing on!
  
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  Incorrect
  
  
• 2. She always is late. I wish she’d just get up a bit earlier.
  
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  Incorrect
  
  
• 3. I usually plan essays well in advance.
  
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  Incorrect
  
  
• 4. Shopping centres frequently are packed with people, it makes me anxious.
  
  Incorrect
  Correct
  
  
• 5. I buy never mushrooms, I hate them.
  
  Incorrect
  Correct
  
  
• 6. I work on Saturdays sometimes.
  
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• 7. Sometimes I work on Saturdays.
  
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• 8. I dance rarely in clubs, I’m too self-conscious!
  
  Incorrect
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• 9. Do you go to the cinema often?
  
  Incorrect
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• 10. I never am hungry, because I snack throughout the day.
  
  Incorrect
  Correct