Adverbs of frequency and time expressions

Adverbs of frequency are placed between the SUBJETC and the VERB. You can see examples in this chart.

On the other hand, time expressions like the ones in this picture are placed at the end of the sentence; e.g. I brush my teeth EVERYDAY.

Countable and uncountable nouns

	THERE IS	THERE ARE
COUNTABLE Things that we can count and find in the plural.	a / an An apple, an orange, a car, a pencil, a spoon	Some (affirmatives) Any (negatives and interrogatives) There are some apples There are some cars. There aren’t any pencils. Are there any spoons? A few There are a few people. Many There are many cars. How many pencils have you got?
UNCOUNTABLE Things that we cannot count and cannot find in the plural.	Some (affirmatives) Any (negatives and interrogatives) There is some sugar. There isn’t any butter. Is there any water in the fridge? A little I always have a little sugar in my coffee. Much I don't have much money. How much water do you drink a day?

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