Leisure time
Sally – I wish it were Saturday so I could go climbing again.

Michael – Do you climb?

Sally – Yes, quite often. I love this sport although it is often very dangerous. I do it quite well. Have you ever climbed?

Michael – No, never. I've always thought it is too dangerous for me. And I don't know how to use a harness, an ice axe or a karabiner. Do you know Steven? He's a good climber and he has often been badly injured.

Sally – I think that if you are properly belayed and your harness is well adjusted, you will not fall down. But people usually climb without having much knowledge of the importance of security. And how do you spend your leisure time? Do you take your rod and fishhook and go fishing?

Michael– I've never gone fishing. I always try to do sport in my leisure time.

Sally – What kind of sport? Maybe trekking?

Michael – No, I hang glide.

Sally – How can you say that climbing is dangerous? Hang gliding is much more dangerous.

Adverbs of frequency List of the most common adverbs of frequency Uses always, usually, often, sometimes, occasionally, seldom, rarely, never. Adverbs of frequency are used to indicate how often something happens. They usually answer the question 'How often?'. They are often used with the simple present to talk about habitual actions. Their position in a sentence depends on the verb. In affirmative statements, they are normally placed: • after the verb to be. • after auxiliary verbs. • before ordinary verbs. In negative statements, they usually come after the negative auxiliary verb. Nevertheless, sometimes and frequently are placed before it. Some adverbs of frequency such as hardly ever or never cannot be used in negative statements. In questions, adverbs of frequency come after the subject.

Adverbs of manner Form Uses Adjective + ly Many adverbs of manner are formed by adding -ly to an adjective. However, some adjectives such as fast or hard do not change when they become adverbs. The adverb of good is well. We use adverbs of manner when we want to give more information about the way in which an action takes place. They answer the question 'how?' They come after the verb or the object of a sentence.

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