This document contains a table with questions using different adverbs of frequency to ask about habits, activities, preferences and behaviors. It instructs students to roll a die twice to find the question corresponding to the numbers rolled, and then discuss that topic for 1-2 minutes while classmates can ask follow-up questions. The goal is for students to practice talking about themselves and their lives using adverbs of frequency.

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1
What do
you seldom
do in
English
class?
What do
you often
do on the
weekends?
Where do
you usually
go on
holidays?
What kinds
of things do
you never
do in your
free time?
What
sports do
you
sometimes
play?
2
Where do
you
sometimes
go
shopping?
What do
you always
do in the
mornings?
What do
you almost
always do
after class?
How do you
usually
travel to
work or
school?
What kinds
of clothes
do you
usually
wear?
3
What kinds
of food do
you rarely
eat?
What kinds
of books do
you
sometimes
read?
Who do you
sometimes
meet on the
weekends?
What kinds
of movies
do you
hardly ever
watch?
What kinds
of YouTube
videos do
you often
watch?
4
What do
you always
do in the
evenings
before bed?
What do
you never
do in the
mornings?
What things
do you
sometimes
worry
about?
What kinds
of clothes
do you
never
wear?
What kinds
of things
often make
you laugh?
5
What things
sometimes
make you
feel
nervous?
What kinds
of food do
you seldom
eat?
What things
do you
never worry
about?
What things
sometimes
make you
feel angry?
What do
you often
do to feel
more
relaxed?
6
What do
good
English
learners
often to?
What kinds
of things do
you hardly
ever buy?
What do
you almost
always
watch on
TV?
What
strange
things do
your friends
often do?
What do
you often
text your
friends
about?
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ADVERBS of
FREQUENCY
❑ Find your question by rolling your
die twice. The 1st
roll determines the
number on the top. The 2nd
roll
determines the number on the left.
Talk for one / two minute(s)
about that topic. Your classmates
will ask you follow-up questions. Your
classmates can ask you anything if
you land on “Ask Any Question”.