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Place the adverb before the verb in the sentence, or if there are two verbs, place the adverb between them.
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I sometimes eat apples.
- I can never eat apples, I'm alergic to them.
- * 'Seldom' and 'rarely' are often replaced in day to day speech with 'hardly ever'.
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SOMETIMES = 50% of the time
- I sometimes see my neighbour when I go for a walk.
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OCCASIONALLY = 40% of the time
- I occasionaly go to the movies.
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* SELDOM = 20% of the time
- I seldom go to bed before 11pm.
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* RARELY = 10% of the time
- I rarely go skiing.
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NEVER = 0%
- I never go sky-diving.
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OFTEN = 70% of the time
- I often go for a walk.
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USUALLY = 80% of the time
- I usually eat fruit after dinner.
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FREQUENTLY = 90% of the time
- I frequently watch the news at night.
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ALWAYS = 100% of the time
- I always brush my teeth in the morning.