What are Adverbs of Frequency?
Adverbs of Frequency, also known as Frequency adverbs, are partly a subset of adverbs of time but are officially separate. They are used to show or tell how often something happens or is done.
Examples of frequency adverbs:
rarely, occasionally, once, twice, often, every day/daily, monthly, yearly, hourly, etc.
Examples:
"I eat an apple daily."
"We go to Grandpa’s house yearly."
The underlined words are frequency adverbs modifying the verbs "eat" and "go". They tell how often these actions happen.
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