Frequency adverbs - word order

Which is the correct word order?
1. We always have dinner at home.
2. We have always dinner at home.
3. We have dinner at home always.
Which is the correct word order?
1. John sometimes rides his motorbike to work.
2. John rides sometimes his motorbike to work.
3. John rides his motorbike to work sometimes.
Which is the correct word order?
1. My sister is never late.
2. My sister never is late.
3. My sister is late never.
Which is the correct word order?
1. I often listen to English songs.
2. I listen often to English songs.
3. I listen to English song often.
Which is the correct word order?
1. My children walk to school usually.
2. My children usually walk to school.
3. My children walk usually to school.
Which is the correct word order?
1. I visit sometimes my friends at weekends.
2. I sometimes visit my friends at weekends.
3. I visit my friends at weekends sometimes.
Which is the correct word order?
1. I'm always hungry.
2. I always am hungry.
3. I'm hungry always.
Which is the correct word order?
1. She gets up hardly ever late.
2. She gets up late hardly ever.
3. She hardly ever gets up late.
Which is the correct word order?
1. Professional footballers usually are rich.
2. Professional footballers are rich usually.
3. Professional footballers are usually rich.
Which is the correct word order?
1. I do usually my homework.
2. I do my homework usually.
3. I usually do my homework.
Which is the correct word order?
1. How often do you go to the beach?
2. How do you often go to the beach?
3. How do you go to the beach often?
Which is the correct word order?
1. I don't always use my mobile at weekends.
2. I don't use always my mobile at weekends.
3. I always don't use my mobile at weekends.
Which is the correct word order?
1. Are you tired never after work?
2. Are you never tired after work?
3. Are you tired after work never?
Which is the correct word order?
1. Pilots sleep in hotels often.
2. Pilots sleep often in hotels.
3. Pilots often sleep in hotels.
Which is the correct word order?
1. I hardly ever see my boyfriend.
2. I see hardly ever my boyfriend.
3. Hardly ever I see my boyfriend.

Frequency adverbs - word order

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