6B - Simple Present
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This document discusses using adverbs of frequency like always, usually, sometimes, and never with the simple present tense. It notes that with never, a verb is used after it, not doesn't. It also cautions that adverbs of frequency should come before the main verb, not after or between the subject and verb. Examples are provided of sentences using these adverbs of frequency with the simple present tense.
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6B - Simple Present
- 1. 6B simple present + always, usually, sometimes, never • With never, use a + verb: He never eats meat. NOT He doesn’t never eat meat. • Be careful with the position of adverbs of frequency: I always have breakfast. NOT Always I have breakfast. I have always breakfast. I always have breakfast. They usually finish work at 5:00. She sometimes watches TV in the evening. He never eats meat.