A1 OriginalLevel test
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This A1 grammar test practises adverbs of frequency such as always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever and never. It covers what each adverb means, where it goes in a sentence with be and with other verbs, and how to use frequency in questions and negatives. It suits beginner learners and teachers who want a quick classroom check or homework task.
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This A1 grammar test practises adverbs of frequency such as always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever and never. It covers what each adverb means, where it goes in a sentence with be and with other verbs, and how to use frequency in questions and negatives. It suits beginner learners and teachers who want a quick classroom check or homework task.
Use Part 1 to check meaning, Part 2 to check word order, and Part 3 for questions, negatives and mixed practice. The test targets typical A1 errors: putting the adverb after a main verb (plays usually), before be (never am), double negatives (don't never), and missing the third-person -s. As a follow-up, learners can write five true sentences about their own week using different adverbs, or interview a partner with How often...? questions.