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Mastering Frequency Adverbs for Fluent Communication

Learn how to use Frequency Adverbs to express the frequency of actions in Spanish sentences. Discover where to place them before or after the verb for clear communication. Enhance your language skills effortlessly!

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Mastering Frequency Adverbs for Fluent Communication

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  1. Frequency Adverbs By. Mrs Breaux

  2. MEANING • Use the frequency adverbs (FA) to talk about how often someone does something. • Frequency adverbs (FA) can be a word that expresses frequency or an adverbial phrase.

  3. LOCATION OF FREQUENCY ADVERBS • Place FA before the verb • + Verb + complement • Place FA after the verb •  + Verb + +complement • Placed either at the beginning or at the end of the sentence

  4. FREQUENCY ADVERBS BEFORE VERBS + Verb + Complement • Place FA before the verb • + Verb + complement • Siempre Always • Rara vez  rarely • Nunca  Never • Example • Yosiemprehablo español

  5. FREQUENCY ADVERBS AFTER THE VERB  + Verb + + Complement • Place FA after the verb •  + Verb + +complement • Mucho  a lot • Poco  little • Example • Yo hablomuchoespañol

  6. FREQUENCY ADVERBSEither before or after the sentence FA: • Todos los días*Every day* • A veces sometimes • De vez en cuando often *You also can change this for: los meses, los años, los veranos, etc.

  7. FREQUENCY ADVERBSEither before or after the sentence • Form: • (+Verb+Complement) • (+Verb+Complement) • Examples • A veces, yo habloespañol. • Yo habloespañol, a veces.

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