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Nội dung: <blockquote data-quote="Bạch Việt" data-source="post: 76067" data-attributes="member: 34765"> Always, usually, often, sometimes, never [MEDIA=youtube]iPPZKkgA1Zc&feature[/MEDIA] We usually put adverbials of frequency in front of the main verb:We often spend Christmas with friends.I have never enjoyed myself so much.but they usually come after the verb be:He was always tired in the evening.We are never late for work.We use the adverbial a lot to mean often or frequently. It comes at the end of the clause:We go to the cinema a lot.but before another time adverbial:We go to the cinema a lot at the weekend.We use much with a negative to mean not often: We don’t go out much. (= We don’t go out often)We use how often or ever to ask questions about frequency. How often comes at the beginning of the clause:How often do you go to the cinema?How often have you been here?ever comes before the main verb:Do you ever go to the cinema at the weekend?Have you ever been there?Longer frequency phrases, like every year or three times a day usually come at the end of the clause:I have an English lesson twice a week.She goes to see her mother every day.</blockquote>