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id: 657ce0bbf16c312c8dcc8dff
title: Task 63
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-63
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# --description--
There are some words you can use in your sentence to express how often something happens. They are called `adverbs of frequency`.
`Usually` is a word that suggests that something happens more often than not but is not constant.
When `usually` is used with the verb `to be,` it is placed after the verb.
`She is usually on time for meetings.`
With other verbs, `usually` comes before the main verb, for example:
`He usually works late.`
# --questions--
## --text--
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the adverb `usually.`
## --answers--
`She usually is very careful with her work.`
### --feedback--
`Usually` should come before the main verb when not using `to be.` The correct sentence is `She is usually very careful with her work.`
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`He is usually the last one to leave the office.`
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`They plays usually together on weekends.`
### --feedback--
`Usually` should come before the main verb in standard sentences. The correct sentence is `They usually play together on weekends.`
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`We usually are happy to help out with new projects.`
### --feedback--
With the verb `to be,` `usually` comes after. The correct sentence is `We are usually happy to help out with new projects.`
## --video-solution--
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