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Here are the sentences for each question using always / usually / often / sometimes / never:
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drink coffee in the morning?
- Bob and Ann never drink coffee in the morning.
- George usually drinks coffee in the morning.
- I sometimes drink coffee in the morning.
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read newspapers?
- Bob and Ann often read newspapers.
- George never reads newspapers.
- I always read newspapers.
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get up before 7 o’clock?
- Bob and Ann sometimes get up before 7 o’clock.
- George always gets up before 7 o’clock.
- I often get up before 7 o’clock.
Here are complete example answers for the worksheet (using the adverbs given). I also added brief notes about grammar.
- drink coffee in the morning?
- Bob and Ann never drink coffee in the morning.
- George usually drinks coffee in the morning.
- I usually (or sometimes/often) drink coffee in the morning.
Note: for third person singular (George) add -s: “drinks”.
- read newspapers?
- Bob and Ann often read newspapers.
- George never reads newspapers.
- I sometimes (or usually/never) read newspapers.
Note: third person singular: “reads”.
- get up before 7 o’clock?
- Bob and Ann sometimes get up before 7 o’clock.
- George always gets up before 7 o’clock.
- I usually (or sometimes/always) get up before 7 o’clock.
Notes on adverb placement:
- With normal verbs, place the adverb (always/usually/often/sometimes/never) before the main verb: “she often reads”, “they sometimes get up”.
- With third-person singular add -s to the verb: “he reads”, “she gets up”.
- With the verb be (am/is/are) the adverb comes after: “He is always tired.”
If you want, tell me what you (the student) really do in the morning and I’ll write the exact “I” sentences for you.