Grammar lesson · Dolcake English
Always → usually → often → sometimes → rarely → never.
Usually place an adverb before the main action verb.
Place an adverb after am/is/are.
These words describe how often something happens; percentages are only rough guides.
Subject + frequency adverb + main verb.
Subject + am/is/are + frequency adverb.
Use How often + do/does + subject + base verb?
💡 With a simple main action verb, put always before it.
💡 The standard beginner pattern places often after be.
💡 Never is already negative.
💡 Use do/does with present-simple action-verb questions.
Choose an answer, then expand to check it. This is a self-review, not an auto-graded quiz.
1. She ___ late.
With be, the adverb comes after is.
2. I ___ drink soda.
Place rarely before the action verb drink.
3. How often ___ he swim?
Use does with he and a base action verb.
4. Choose the best sentence.
Adverb precedes the main action verb.
No. The percentages in learning charts are approximate, not fixed definitions.
Yes: Sometimes I walk home.
After be: She is never rude.



