Week 4 - Class 2 - How Often Do You
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The document provides examples of conversations where one person asks another how often they watch movies or go to the movie theater. It then gives examples of questions and responses about how frequently someone does an activity, such as play tennis, using phrases like "once a week/month/year" or "always, usually, sometimes, hardly ever, never" between the subject and verb.
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Week 4 - Class 2 - How Often Do You
- 1. Warm Up: Work with a partner. What was the last movie you saw? _______________________________________________________________ Conversation: Practice with a partner. A: So, do you watch movies very much? B: Yeah – I go to the movie theater once or twice a month. How about you? A: I usually watch movies on my computer. I hardly ever watch movies at the theater. B: Say – The new Brad Pitt movie is playing at CGV. Do you wanna go see it with me? A: You mean ‘Money Ball’? I dunno, I’m really busy with school. B: Come on, you need a break. A: Ok -sounds like fun ! Look at how we ask and answer questions to find out how often someone does something. Question: How often does James play tennis? Answers: James plays tennis once a week twice a month three times a year * put once, twice. three times at the end of the sentence Question: How often do you play tennis on weekends? Answers: I always usually play tennis on weekends. often sometimes hardly ever never * put always, usually, sometimes, etc between the subject and the action verb