Lesson 4: Adverbs of Frequency & Manner
Welcome! When students tell stories about their jobs or daily routines, they need to explain how often they do things and how they do them. Adverbs are the secret to adding rich detail to your English. Today, we will look at Adverbs of Frequency (like 'always' or 'never') and Adverbs of Manner (like 'carefully' or 'quickly'). We will also learn the golden rules for where to place them in a sentence. Vocabulary List: Always (Frequency) - At all times; on all occasions. Sometimes (Frequency) - Occasionally, rather than all of the time. Never (Frequency) - At no time in the past or future; not at all. Quickly (Manner) - At a fast speed; rapidly. Carefully (Manner) - In a way that deliberately avoids harm or errors. Politely (Manner) - In a respectful and considerate manner. Common Mistake: Adverb Placement Don't mix up the placement! Adverbs of Frequency usually go before the main verb (e.g., "I always eat rice"). But Adverbs of Manner go after the ver…
