- How often is used to as the number of times a person does something.
- For example:
- How often do you go shopping?
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

- I go shopping every day.
- Or you can say: I always go shopping on Monday.
- Or: I usually go shopping on Tuesday.
- Or: I go shopping twice a week.
- There are many ways to describe how often you do something.

- Here are some more examples:
- How often do you make dinner?
- I always make dinner. Or I never make dinner.

- How often does she do the dishes?
- She usually does the dishes twice a day.
- She rarely does the dishes.

- Do the dishes = clean/wash.

- Adverbs that show frequency begin with always as 100% and then never as 0%.
- Between always and never you have these words starting with the most to the least.
- Usually can be 80%, maybe 90% of times.
- Frequently depending on the situation could be 60, 70%
- Often, sometimes can be of 50% or less.
- Often with the negative would be a small number than sometimes.
- You can say: often do not, often did not, often didnt.
- You can say: usually do not/ did not/ doesnt
- Rarely is used for very small number. Perhaps: two, three, four, five percent.
- And never is 0%
- Its important to consider position of words like always, usually, sometimes, never
- If you have verb be as an example:
- He is always early.
- This adverb of frequency comes after the verb be.
- If you arent using the verb be as an example: the verb come:
- He always comes early
- Then you use this adverb before the verb.