English Vocabulary for Frequency Adverbs

Learn Frequency Adverbs in English

This is a lesson to help you learn some of the frequency adverbs in English. There are eight learning methods for you to work through, including five different games and three different types of flashcard. At the end, there are three example sentences for each word.

Vocabulary Games for

The games and flashcards are currently set to test the following [wait...] words:

Table of Contents

  • Match-the-Pairs Game
  • Memory Game
  • Basic Flash Cards
  • Spell-the-Word Game
  • Multi-Choice Test
  • Learn with Hangman!
  • "Sentence" Flash Cards
  • "Missing Word" Flash Cards
  • Example Sentences

Match-the-Pairs Game

Sets: getting ready...

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  • Your mission is to match each picture with the correct word in as few a clicks as possible.
  • There are three pictures in each set, and there are sets to complete.
  • Click on your first square to start. Good luck!
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Memory Game

Pairs: getting ready...

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getting ready...
  • Your mission is to pair pictures with their correct titles in as few a clicks as possible.
  • Click on a card to turn it. Next, try to find its partner by clicking on a second card. (If you fail to find a match with your second click, both cards will turn again.)
  • This is a memory game as well as a vocabulary-learning game.
  • Click on your first card to start. Good luck!
Ranking (Clicks)

Guru ()
Hero ()
Captain ()
Sergeant ()
Recruit ()

Basic Flash Cards

Spell-the-Word Game

Spell the word represented by the picture.

Multi-Choice Test

Select the correct word or picture.

Learn with Hangman!

Hangman is a classic word game. In this version, the hidden word is one of the words from the "frequency adverbs" category. Choose your first letter to start.
  • Guess the hidden word by choosing one letter at a time.
  • If you guess a letter in the hidden word, then all is good.
  • If you guess a letter that is not in the hidden word, then the hangman starts to build the gallows.
  • If the gallows are completed, you lose.
  • Good luck!
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Create Your Own Version of This Game

Here is the word library for this game:

"Sentence" Flash Cards

Click on the box to see the word in a sentence.

"Missing Word" Flash Cards

Click on the box to see the missing word in a sentence.

Example Sentences

Here are 3 sentences for each of the following words from the "frequency adverbs" category:
  • never, normally, occasionally, often, rarely, seldom, sometimes, usually, always
never

never

  • I never eat vegetables because I don't like them.
  • She never forgets to say "please" and "thank you."
  • My cat never likes to go outside.
normally

normally

  • I normally wake up at 7 AM for school.
  • We normally have pizza on Fridays as a treat.
  • It normally rains in our city during the spring.
occasionally

occasionally

  • Mom lets us have ice cream as an occasional treat.
  • I occasionally visit my grandparents on the weekends.
  • He occasionally helps his neighbors with their yard work.
often

often

  • I often play with my favorite toy in the afternoon.
  • They often go to the park on sunny days.
  • We often see birds in our backyard.
rarely

rarely

  • It's rarely cold in our city, so we don't need heavy coats.
  • She rarely misses school because she loves learning.
  • We rarely find seashells at the beach.
seldom

seldom

  • We seldom see shooting stars, but it's magical when we do.
  • He seldom complains about his chores.
  • She seldom stays up late; she prefers to sleep early.
sometimes

sometimes

  • I sometimes eat cookies for dessert.
  • We sometimes watch movies on the weekends.
  • Sometimes, my little brother helps me with my homework.
usually

usually

  • We usually have pancakes for breakfast on Sundays.
  • It's usually sunny during the summer months.
  • She usually wears her favorite dress to school.
always

always

  • She always brushes her teeth before bedtime.
  • Mom always packs a healthy lunch for school.
  • We always say "thank you" when someone helps us.
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This page was written by Craig Shrives.