# Soru Analizi | 1794641406185

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A) always to have  
B) have always  
C) always have

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## Position of Adverbs of Frequency with the Verb “Have”

💡 **KEY FORMULA / RULE:** In English grammar, adverbs of frequency (such as _always_, _never_, _often_, _usually_) are placed **before the main verb** , but **after an auxiliary (helping) verb**:

- **Main Verb rule:** \text{Subject} + \mathbf{always} + \text{Main Verb} _(e.g., “I **always have** breakfast at 8:00.”)_
- **Auxiliary Verb rule:** \text{Subject} + \text{Auxiliary ("have")} + \mathbf{always} + \text{Past Participle} _(e.g., “I **have always** lived here.”)_

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### 🧠 SOLUTION & OPTION ANALYSIS

Because the question stem is cut off in the image, determine the correct choice based on the role of the verb **have** in your sentence:

- **always to have:** ❌ **Incorrect.** An infinitive with “to” does not follow a subject in standard finite clauses.
- **always have:** ✅ **Correct if “have” is the main verb.** When “have” indicates possession, an action, or a routine (e.g., _have breakfast_, _have time_, _have fun_), the frequency adverb must come directly **before** it:
\text{Subject} + \mathbf{always} + \mathbf{have} + \text{Object}

  - _Example:_ “They **always have** lunch at noon.”

- **have always:** ✅ **Correct if “have” is an auxiliary (helping) verb in the Present Perfect tense.** If the blank is followed by a past participle (V\_3), the adverb goes **between** the auxiliary verb and the participle:
\text{Subject} + \mathbf{have} + \mathbf{always} + \text{Past Participle } (V\_3)

  - _Example:_ “I **have always** wanted to learn French.”

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✅ **FINAL ANSWER:**

- Select **always have** if your sentence is in the simple present tense with no following verb _(e.g., “We \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ fun on weekends”)_.
- Select **have always** if your sentence is in the present perfect tense followed by a past participle _(e.g., “I \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ admired her”)_.

⚠ **EXAM INSIGHT / PITFALL:** A common mistake is placing adverbs of frequency after a main verb (_“I have always breakfast”_ is incorrect). Remember: adverbs only follow the verb when it is the verb **to be** (_am/is/are/was/were_) or an **auxiliary verb**.