Name: 英語語法：頻率的定語副詞 (English Grammar: Definite Adverbs of Frequency)
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There's nothing I like more on a weekly basis than having my white wine with my yellow scarf

Got a director, Coppala, but I just don't see anybody who looks like me in this magazine,

Anyway, we got a lesson to do and that's what you're here for.

I want to teach you about adverbs of frequency.

"James, I know adverbs of frequency. You've taught it, other people have."

And I'm: "Yes I have, but not quite like this."

You know, and it's good to revisit some things annually anyway. Right?

All right. So, once a year, James speaks slowly.

I'm going to introduce to you two different types of adverbs of frequency.

Okay? Actually, yeah, two and then two small columns.

The one you're used to: "always", "usually", "frequently", "never", and even how it breaks down.

"Always" is 100%, "never" is 0%, and then in between we have stages of "often" is 70.

You've seen this a million times, and you're probably pretty good at it.

You have to use it with the present tense verbs, yada, yada, yada, and it tells you

These are the indefinite adverbs of frequency.

Well, today we're going to learn about the definite adverbs of frequency because we'll

either know the definite time or the number that something occurs.

We started with a joke: "Once a year, James talks slowly."

The problem with saying "rarely" or "occasionally", you know 5%, but not exactly.

What does that mean in a month or a week?

So, one of the first things we have is: "Once", "twice" or "three times a week".

You could say: "I go to the gym three times a week."

I don't maybe know the exact days, but I know exactly it's three times.

It's better than saying "regularly", or in this case, "usually go" or "often go" because

It just says it's repeated a lot of times enough that it's sometimes.

Okay? What does that mean, really, exactly?

But "three times" tells me something, especially if I want to get muscle, I need to go at least

So, when we use the: "once", "twice", or "three times", we tell you how many times it's repeated

Sometimes we say "once" or "twice", we can say: "one time a week", "two times a week".

Personally, I like "twice", I don't know why but I do.

But a lot of times people say: "twice" or "two times", and that's okay.

And if you will look carefully, and I want you to notice we talk about the number, then

When we know in English: "a" is a general article that says generally speaking, versus

Because it's a general week, it means in every or any week, this is how many times I repeat it.

That little thing there has a meaning, and you just learned how to use it in another frame.

Now, let's talk about the actual time periods.

This is how many times I repeat it by number, but let's talk about time periods.

Except here, what we're going to use instead of years...

And there is a word called "yearly", but it's really not used that much by most people.

And I'm going to give you a couple of examples.

I know I'm going to hear it from you, but we...

You can say this and it's grammatically correct, but no, a lot of Canadians, and British people,

and Americans don't walk around saying: "I go three times weekly to the gym."

We don't generally say that, but here's one we do say:

"You should renew your license annually."

Because that's something the police will tell you if they pull you over and you're like:

So, "annually" means every year, you should do it every year.

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英語語法：頻率的定語副詞 (English Grammar: Definite Adverbs of Frequency)

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