English Grammar - How Often? - ALWAYS, USUALLY, OFTEN, SOMETIMES, NEVER

[engvidAlex]

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[ngocthuanspk]

i always listen to english at 6 A.M. I usually learn to video for you. I Often read and pronounce many words i know. Somestimes i smile when i hear all sentence. i never give up practise to english. thank teacher. 

[cassianowogel]

Great video man! Very good job! Very instructive.

[HottestBoy]

do verbs have to be in their original form after these frequency adverbs?

[protte]

I refer you to Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary (1961), which is consistent with the way it was taught in the 50's and 60's in the United States. Of course, changes occur over time, and that could be one of them. For example, when I was in school, the 'e' in 'era' was pronounced long. Now I notice the more recent edition of Webster's Collegiate permits either the long or short 'e'.

[edenglishphonetics]

Your explanation make my English better, thank so much teacher

[btwitsloly]

When we say “ is often “ or “ is usuallu” ? I hope you answer my question 💓💓

[brenoricardo]

It is very very good. I am from Brazil and I live in Brazil and I am learning english.

[Anna_Carvalho]

Thanks for help me, your tips is very useful.

[sidneydiaspossato]

tks Alex....very good video...tks a lot!

[josebravosanchez]

I like i... this video helps a lot. Thanks alex.

[youtube]

Can we ask how frequently / seldom / rarely / often / occasionally ? In the Question form ?

[dineezelivera]

Sir can i use adverb of frequancy in negative sentences i mean with negative auxikary exm i dont always write my W:H

[ghalibpk]

Bundle of Thanks, Alex
I have got it.

[lubnaal-ashqar]

do we should but is or are before usually like this sen"james is always read a book "or is it ok to say with out is ???

[katalinmartonnenagy]

Hi, it was prohibited for us to pronounce the 't' in th word 'often' in the school, is it old-fashioned? The same is at 'debt' - here the 'b' was silent.
And what about 'rarely', 'seldom'???

[gozkslb]

thanks alex . but i need something about ( looking forward)

[rou_]

I often watch your videos.
I usually watch engvid videos.