The document provides information about adverbs of frequency and examples of daily routines. It defines the meanings of adverbs like always, usually, often, and sometimes. It then gives examples of using these adverbs to describe behaviors like kissing a girlfriend and worrying about exams. The document also shares the daily schedule of a college student, Brittany Davis, who wakes up at 7 AM for classes, works at the library in the afternoon and evenings, and works at the library on Saturdays but stays out late on Saturday nights and sleeps in on Sundays. Suggested sentences for describing one's own daily routine are also listed.

1. DAILY ROUTINE

2. Always (siempre)...100%.
Usually (usualmente)...90%.
Often (a menudo)...80%.
Frequently (frecuentemente)...70/60%.
Sometimes (algunas veces, a veces)...50%.
I usually kiss my girlfriend.
He is always worry about the exams.

3. ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY GO AFTER THE
VERB BE.
I AM NEVER SAD, I AM ALWAYS HAPPY.
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY GO BEFORE OTHERS
VERBS.
I SOMETIMES WATCH MUCH TV.

4. BRITTANY DAVIS COLLEGE STUDENT.
“My classes all start at 8:00 A.M. ; so
I get up at 7:00, eat a quick breakfast, and
take the bus to the university .In the
afternoon , I have a job at the library. My
only time to study is in the evening from
eight until midnight. I work at the library
on Saturdays , too. But on Saturday nights I
stay out late, and on Sundays I sleep until
noon.
LOOK OTHER DAILY ROUTINE.

5. YOU CAN SAYS YOUR DAILY ROUTINE USING THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES…
I gep up at… I do my homework
I wash the dishes
I play...
I do my homework…I take a shower I go out with my friends at….
I have breakfast at… I have lunch… I watch TV….
My classes start at… My classes finish at…
I have dinner…