I do exercise on present simple and i need check it .

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Hi ,The exercise is :Add the word or words in brackets to the sentence in each case:1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually)(my answer) 1.she usually does her h.w after dinner.------Michal comes home at 6 o'clock.(on tuesdays)Michal comes home at 6 o'clock on thesdays.------I watch the news at 8 o'clock.(almost always)I didn't understand where i place adverb .-----Do you go to the pool?(even)I don't do that too.-----I play chess.(several times a week)I don't do that .-----Doesn't shila watch TV?(ever)Doesn't shila ever watch TV?-----We are at home.(seldom)We seldom are at home .Thanks , i need it to this hours because it's my practice to exam tomorrow.

BarbaraPA · Accepted Answer

Hello BeginStudent

BeginStudentHi ,

The exercise is :

Add the word or words in brackets to the sentence in each case:

1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually)

(my answer) 1.she usually does her h.w after dinner.

Okay, but remember to start with a capital letter.

BeginStudentMichal comes home at 6 o'clock.(on tuesdays)

Michal comes home at 6 o'clock on thesdays.

Tuesdays not thesdays. Fine, or "On Tuesdays, Michal comes..."

BeginStudentI watch the news at 8 o'clock.(almost always)

I didn't understand where i place adverb .

I almost always watch...

BeginStudentDo you go to the pool?(even)

I don't do that too.

Do you even go to the pool?

BeginStudentI play chess.(several times a week)

I don't do that .

There's no reason for you to not do this. It's no different from the Michal and Tuesdays. Try it again.

BeginStudentDoesn't shila watch TV?(ever)

Doesn't shila ever watch TV?

Okay, but shouldn't Shila have a capital S?

BeginStudentWe are at home.(seldom)

We seldom are at home .

Okay.

BeginStudent · Answer

Grammar Geek
Hello BeginStudent
BeginStudentHi ,

The exercise is :

Add the word or words in brackets to the sentence in each case:

1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually)

(my answer) 1.she usually does her h.w after dinner.

Okay, but remember to start with a capital letter.
BeginStudentMichal comes home at 6 o'clock.(on tuesdays)

Michal comes home at 6 o'clock on thesdays.

Tuesdays not thesdays. Fine, or "On Tuesdays, Michal comes..." // You on purpose are writing the word "On 'and' Tuesdays " in capital letter?(tuesday too ?) - some thing else , am i write the last line right?("you on purpose are writing" / "you are onpurpose writing ")

[I play chess.(several times a week)

I don't do that .

"There's no reason for you to not do this. It's no different from the Michal and Tuesdays. Try it again. "

- I dont do that because i dont know if i did well the exercise number 1 . ( is it correct what am i writing in blue mark ?)

but now i'm doing this : I play chess several times a week or Several times a week i play chess .

Thanks , I'm appraiser you help.

BarbaraPA · Answer

Yes, if you correct "i" to "I" then either of those sentences are correct. You may want to put a comma after "Several times a week" if it comes at the beginning of a sentence.

BeginStudent · Answer

"Yes, if you correct "i" to "I" then either of those sentences are correct. You may want to put a comma after "Several times a week" if it comes at the beginning of a sentence."

I dont understant what you mean in this "if you correct 'i' to 'I' then either ... are the two sentences correct?"

and would you could do other question i did write ...

-- Something else , is it correct to say this sentence:" why is 'very often' in middle of the sentence?"

Is The structure of the sentence is good ?

Thanks . i'm practicing to exam tommorw ... if you answer all question i'll happy .

BarbaraPA · Answer

If you change the lower-case i's to upper-case I's, then both versions of your sentence are correct.

Adverbs can often move around in a sentence. Often, adverbs can move around in a sentence. Adverbs often can move around in a sentence.

BeginStudent · Answer

okay but in the sentence :"Several times a week i play chess" -' i ' in the middle of the sentence not at begining ... why did you tell me to change to 'I'?

-Adverbs , you give me examples of sentence without verb but if you have very cay you move around in a sentence?'

and can i said you :"

Clive i dont understand what's 'strong' word and you are exactly to this : Our teacher very often doesn't give us h.w. //* but why very often in middle of sentence ?

"

Exactly is adverb and i put it without verb ...

I need to say : are you exactly to this Or you are exactly to this ?

Thanks.

BarbaraPA · Answer

I'm sorry, I don't understand what you are asking in some of your questions here.

I told you to make the i into I because I is always capitalized in English.

You are exactly to this is not grammatical. I'm not sure what you meant to say.

I didn't give you any sentences without verbs.

Yankee · Answer

Grammar Geek has answered your questions, but there seems to be a lot of confusion. Here is a summary of correct sentences:

1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually)

(my answer) 1.She usually does her homework after dinner.

------

Michal comes home at 6 o'clock.(on tuesdays)

Michal comes home at 6 o'clock on Tuesdays.

------

I watch the news at 8 o'clock.(almost always)

I almost always watch the news at 8 o'clock.

-----

Do you go to the pool?(even) (Was the word supposed to be 'ever'?)

Do you ever go to the pool?

-----

I play chess.(several times a week)

I play chess several times a week.

-----

Doesn't shila watch TV?(ever)

Doesn't Shila ever watch TV?

-----

We are at home.(seldom)

We seldom are at home. OK, but you teacher will probably want this word order: "We are seldom at home."

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