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2. Fillin the blanks with the correct form of the venb in parentheses and the frequency adverb.

a)I (eat) lunch at noon.(usually)

b） We (go) to the movies on weekends. (sometimes)

c)The train (arrive) late on Fridays. (often)

d)He (not study)on Sundays.(usually)

e) They (practice) playing their instruments after school.(always)

f) She (travel) to a new country every year: (rarely)

g） We_(watch) TV in the evenings. (often)

h) They (visit) their grandparents. (never)

i)(read)a book before bed.(usually)

j) The library (close) at 5:00 p.m.(always)

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Ready for some science news grammar exercises?

3. Individually, considering everyone else, underline the correct frequency adverb.

a) Astronauts always/sometimes wear spacesuits during missions.

b) Reporters often/rarely get to travel for interviews.

c) Scientists usually/never give up on solving problems.

4Write your own science news headline using the simple present and a frequency adverb:

Example: Volcanoes Erupt Frequently in This Region.

Writing

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Challenge time! Think of a scientist or journalist you admire. Imagine their daily routine based on what you know or you have read and heard about them and describe it in your notebook using the simple present and frequency adverbs. If you are having trouble imagining their routine, ask yourself: What do you imagine a scientist or jounnalist would need to do every day in order to publish a news article or a popular science text every few weeks or months? You can wnite about their writing habits, sleeping schedule, and family time.For example:

My favorite journalist always researches stories. She usually spends a lot of time writing them.



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