Question

Add the adverbs and expressions of frequency in brackets to the sentences
1. What we eat for breakfast is the same every day. (usually)
2. In Madagascar, people eat dried beef. (a few times a week)
3. Canadians put maple syrup on their morning pancakes. (always)
4. British people start the day without either tea or coffee. (rarely)
5. Italians drink a cup of coffee before they do anything else. (normally)
6. Most breakfast tables around the world include bread. (every day)

Answer 1

The adverbs are being used in the sentences as follows:

• What we eat for breakfast is usually the same every day.
• In Madagascar, people eat dried beef a few times a week.
• Canadians always put maple syrup on their morning pancakes.
• British people rarely start the day without either tea or coffee.
• Italians normally drink a cup of coffee before they do anything else.
• Most everyday breakfast tables around the world include bread.

What is an adverb?

An adverb is a word or a phrase that changes the adjective or verb by signifying a relation with the place, time, manner, etc.

According to the given sentences, the adverbs which are placed represent the time of action being either defined by a verb or an adjective. All the words or phrases correspond to the adverb of frequency like usually, rarely, sometimes, normally, someday, etc.

Therefore, the adverbs used in the sentences are described above.

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