💎 IELTS CÔNG THỨC NÓI TIẾNG ANH PHẦN 5

✅ Formula 5: How often do you do X?
Cấu trúc:
1 Sử dụng nhiều trạng từ tần suất khác nhau chính xác:
l never go to the cinema.
I regularly watch DVDs.
2 Sử dụng đa dạng trạng từ tần suất ít để nói về những điều bạn không làm
I don’t always eat at home.
Every once in a while I play sports.
3 Ôn lại trạng từ
Trạng từ chỉ tần suất đi trước động từ
always
I always read the Sunday papers.
seldom/rarely
Jonathan rarely goes to fast food restaurants.
never
I never read the Sunday papers.
Trạng từ chỉ tần suất có thể đi trước động từ hoặc cuối câu
often
I often listen to music.
I listen to music often.
frequently
I frequently go to markets with my friends.
I go to markets with my friends frequently.
Trạng từ chỉ tần suất có thể đi ở đầu câu hoặc trước động từ hoặc tại cuối câu
usually
Usually I play football on Sunday.
I usually play football on Sunday.
I play football on Sunday usually.
sometimes
Sometimes I go to nightclubs.
I sometimes go to nightclubs.
I go to nightclubs sometimes.
occasionally
Occasionally Lee reads a newspaper.
Lee occasionally reads a newspaper.
Lee reads a newspaper occasionally.
Trạng từ chỉ tần suất chỉ có thể đặt cuối câu
all the time
I listen to my MP3 all the time.
4 các cụm thông dụng khác
every once in a while (= sometimes)
I play football on Sunday morning every once in a while,
from time to time (= occasionally)
I have friends from time to time.
once in a blue moon (= rarely)
I drink alcohol once in a blue moon.
hardly ever (= almost never)
I hardly ever play video games.
5 Sử dụng don’t
always
I don’t always go to the university canteen to eat.
usually
She doesn’t usually have guests to dinner.
often
He doesn’t often socialise with friends.
all the time
I don’t go to expensive restaurants with friends all the time, just occasionally.
6 Cấu trúc hay:
I (adverb of frequency) do (it) because …
I always play basketball after work because I can keep fit and socialise with my colleagues.
I don’t often go to the cinema because it’s too expensive.
I can’t do (it) because …
I can’t socialise with my friends very often because I live in a completely different part of the city.
I would like to read more books but I can’t because I don’t have the time.
I (adverb of frequency) have the chance to do (it) because …
I don’t usually have the chance to hang out with my old friends because I recently moved to a new city.
I don’t often have the chance to read long novels because I am so busy at work.