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Always, usually and sometimes

کام کتنی بار ہوتا ہے؟

A1 · Grammar · About 10 minutes

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  1. 1 · Understand
  2. 2 · Questions
  3. 3 · Sentence game
  4. 4 · Your reward

First, understand this idea.

Aam tor par frequency adverb main verb se pehle aata hai: “I usually walk.” Be ke baad: “She is often busy.” Sometimes ko sentence ke shuru mein bhi rakh sakte hain.

عادت بتانے کے لیے always، usually، often، sometimes اور never استعمال کریں۔ عام فعل سے پہلے اور be کی صورتوں کے بعد ان کی جگہ دیکھیں۔ بعض الفاظ، جیسے sometimes، شروع میں بھی آ سکتے ہیں۔

I usually walk. · She is often busy. · Sometimes we read together.

I usually study after dinner.

میں عام طور پر رات کے کھانے کے بعد پڑھتا ہوں۔

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Frequency words help you describe a routine without listing every date. Usually means something happens often, but not every time. Always and never are strong claims, so choose the word that matches your real habit.

First, understand the idea.

Aam tor par frequency adverb main verb se pehle aata hai: “I usually walk.” Be ke baad: “She is often busy.” Sometimes ko sentence ke shuru mein bhi rakh sakte hain.

I usually walk. · She is often busy. · Sometimes we read together.

See it. Hear it. Say it.

I usually study after dinner.

میں عام طور پر رات کے کھانے کے بعد پڑھتا ہوں۔

She is always polite.

وہ ہمیشہ شائستہ ہوتی ہے۔

We sometimes visit our neighbours.

ہم کبھی کبھی اپنے پڑوسیوں سے ملنے جاتے ہیں۔

One common mistake to avoid.

NEEDS A CHANGEShe always is late. (neutral beginner pattern)
A BETTER WAYShe is always late.

Now make it your own.

Describe three real habits with different frequency words. Avoid always unless you mean every time. Ask a friend whether their habits are similar.

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