Adverbs of time and frequency

Question 1

A menudo

Answer 1

Often (can go before or after the verb)

Question 2

Ahora

Answer 2

Now (can go before or after the verb)

Question 3

Hoy

Answer 3

Today (can go before or after the verb)

Question 4

Luego

Answer 4

Later (can go before or after the verb)

Question 5

Mañana

Answer 5

Tomorrow (can go before or after the verb)

Question 6

Más tarde

Answer 6

Later (can go before or after the verb)

Question 7

Pronto

Answer 7

Soon (can go before or after the verb)

Question 8

Todos los días

Answer 8

Every day (can go before or after the verb)

Question 9

A veces

Answer 9

Sometimes

*If a subject is mentioned in the sentence, “a veces” is put before the subject - A veces mi hermana se acuesta despues de la medianoche

**No subject, it comes after

Question 10

Mientras

Answer 10

*If a subject is mentioned in the sentence, “mientras” is put before the subject - Mientras mi hermana se acuesta despues de la medianoche

**No subject, it comes after

Question 11

Normalmente

Answer 11

Normally, usually (before the verb)

Question 12

(Casi) nunca

Answer 12

(Almost) Never (before the verb)

Question 13

(Casi) siempre

Answer 13

(Almost) always (before the verb)

Question 14

Todavía

Answer 14

Still (before the verb)

Question 15

Ya

Answer 15

Already (before the verb)

Question 16

Ya no

Answer 16

No longer (before the verb)

Question 17

Antes de + infinitive

Answer 17

Before ~verb~

Question 18

Después de

Answer 18

After + ~verb~

Question 19

Vez

Answer 19

Time

él se afeita una vez a la semana

Me cepillo los dientes tres veces al día

Adverbial expression comes AFTER the activity