Present Simple - Adverbs of frequency - Exercise 3 - Worksheet ... - Free Printable

Task Overview:

The task requires you to reorder the given words to form grammatically correct sentences. The sentences should use the present simple tense and include adverbs of frequency (e.g., sometimes, never, usually). Time markers (e.g., on Saturdays, in the morning) should also be considered when constructing the sentences.

Solution:

#### Example:
- Words: `classes / my / sometimes / for / are / friends / late`
- Answer: My friends are sometimes late for classes.

#### Exercise 3:

1. Words: `on / they / work / Saturdays / never`
- Sentence: They never work on Saturdays.

2. Words: `takes / rarely / train / the / Andrew`
- Sentence: Andrew rarely takes the train.

3. Words: `full / in / is / of / Lilly / usually / morning / the / energy`
- Sentence: Lilly is usually full of energy in the morning.

4. Words: `sometimes / at / to / cinema / the / we / the / go / weekends`
- Sentence: We sometimes go to the cinema at the weekends.

5. Words: `I / early / up / often / get`
- Sentence: I often get up early.

6. Words: `am / in / I / hurry / a / never`
- Sentence: I am never in a hurry.

7. Words: `bored / school / often / is / at / Charlotte`
- Sentence: Charlotte is often bored at school.

Explanation of Each Sentence:

1. "They never work on Saturdays."
- "Never" is an adverb of frequency indicating that the action ("work") does not happen.
- "On Saturdays" is a time marker specifying when the action does not occur.

2. "Andrew rarely takes the train."
- "Rarely" is an adverb of frequency indicating that the action ("takes the train") happens infrequently.
- No specific time marker is needed here as the sentence focuses on the general frequency.

3. "Lilly is usually full of energy in the morning."
- "Usually" is an adverb of frequency indicating that the state ("full of energy") is common.
- "In the morning" is a time marker specifying when this state occurs.

4. "We sometimes go to the cinema at the weekends."
- "Sometimes" is an adverb of frequency indicating that the action ("go to the cinema") happens occasionally.
- "At the weekends" is a time marker specifying when the action occurs.

5. "I often get up early."
- "Often" is an adverb of frequency indicating that the action ("get up early") happens frequently.
- No specific time marker is needed here as the sentence focuses on the general frequency.

6. "I am never in a hurry."
- "Never" is an adverb of frequency indicating that the state ("in a hurry") does not exist.
- No specific time marker is needed here as the sentence focuses on the general frequency.

7. "Charlotte is often bored at school."
- "Often" is an adverb of frequency indicating that the state ("bored") is common.
- "At school" is a location marker specifying where this state occurs.

Final Answers:

1. They never work on Saturdays.
2. Andrew rarely takes the train.
3. Lilly is usually full of energy in the morning.
4. We sometimes go to the cinema at the weekends.
5. I often get up early.
6. I am never in a hurry.
7. Charlotte is often bored at school.

Final Answer:
\boxed{
1. They never work on Saturdays.
2. Andrew rarely takes the train.
3. Lilly is usually full of energy in the morning.
4. We sometimes go to the cinema at the weekends.
5. I often get up early.
6. I am never in a hurry.
7. Charlotte is often bored at school.
}