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1、频率副词的使用用法几个频率副词的用法alwaysalways 意为“总是”，与进行时态连用时，可以表示赞扬，也可以表示讨厌等感情色彩。e.g.（1）I shall always remember my first day at school. 我将永远记住我上学的第一天。（2）He is always smoking. 他总是抽烟。usuallyusually可以指通常的动作，但是侧重已经形成的习惯，它是从已经形成的角度来说明动作。e.g.（1）I usually do some shopping with my parents on Sundays. 我经常在星期天和我的父母一起去买东西。（
2、2）He usually goes to school by bike. 他通常骑自行车上学。oftenoften是指经常性的动作，意思为“常常, 经常”。e.g.（1）Children dont often do homework. 孩子们经常不写作业。（2）He is often late for school. 他经常上学迟到。sometimessometimes意思为“有时，不时”，表示次数较少（低于often所表达的次数），常常与一般现在时或一般过去时连用。e.g.（1）Sometimes he goes to work by bike, and sometimes he goes
3、by bus. 有时候他骑自行车上班，有时候他乘公共汽车上班。（2）Sometimes I helped my parents in the house. 有时候我帮助父母做家务。hardly hardly意思为“难得, 几乎从来不”，它所表示的次数非常少。e.g.（1）He hardly drinks. 他几乎不喝酒。（2）She hardly plays cards. 她几乎不打牌。nevernever意思为“决不, 从未”，表示一次也没有。e.g.（1）He never lives there. 他从来都没有在那儿住过。（2）She never has anything to do. 她
4、一向无所事事。 alwaysusuallyoftensometimesnever 100%7080% 60-70%30-40% 0频率副词专项练习一、 请将括号中的频率副词，填入适当的位置，写出正确的句子。1. Lisa helps her mom at home. （usually）_2. Jack is late for class. （never）_3. He goes to school at 7:00 every morning. （always）_4. On weekends, my father takes us to the movies. （sometimes）_5. My
5、brother gets good grades at school. I am proud of him. （often）_6. There is good news on TV. (seldom)_7. Is Mr. Wang on time? (always)_8. Does Tom play basketball after school? (often) _9. Ben plays baseball with his friends on weekends. (sometimes)_10. My sister is happy at school. (always)二、 根据中文提示
6、补全句子1. Mike _ listens to _ when he studies.（迈克常常在念书时听音乐。）2. _ _does Jenny go swimming?（珍妮多久去游泳？）3. _ you _ go to school _ _?（你是否总是准时上学？）4. I _ study English in the _, but my sister _ _.（我很少在早上念英語，但我妹妹總是在早上念英語。）5. Mr. Chang _ _ mountain-climbing _ _.（張先生通常在週末時去爬山。）二、看图片答题（共五題）1.How does Jenny usually go to school? _2.What does Jack usually do after school?_3.Does Peter often sleep in class?_4. What does Lisa usually eat after dinner? _5. Where do the Lin family usually go on Sundays? _
