I do exercise on present simple and i need check it .

Hi ,

The exercise is :

Add the word or words in brackets to the sentence in each case:

1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually)

(my answer) 1.she usually does her h.w after dinner.

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Michal comes home at 6 o'clock.(on tuesdays)

Michal comes home at 6 o'clock on thesdays.

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I watch the news at 8 o'clock.(almost always)

I didn't understand where i place adverb .

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Do you go to the pool?(even)

I don't do that too.

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I play chess.(several times a week)

I don't do that .

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Doesn't shila watch TV?(ever)

Doesn't shila ever watch TV?

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We are at home.(seldom)

We seldom are at home .

Thanks , i need it to this hours because it's my practice to exam tomorrow.

Grammar Geek wrote:

Hello BeginStudent  BeginStudent wrote: Hi , The exercise is : Add the word or words in brackets to the sentence in each case: 1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually) (my answer) 1.she usually does her h.w after dinner. Okay, but remember to start with a capital letter.  BeginStudent wrote: Michal comes home at 6 o'clock.(on tuesdays) Michal comes home at 6 o'clock on thesdays. Tuesdays not thesdays. Fine, or "On Tuesdays, Michal comes..."  // You  on purpose are  writing  the word "On 'and' Tuesdays " in capital letter?(tuesday too ?) - some thing else , am  i write the last line right?("you on purpose are writing" / "you are onpurpose writing ") [I play chess.(several times a week) I don't do that .

"There's no reason for you to not do this. It's no different from the Michal and Tuesdays. Try it again. "

- I dont do that because i dont know if i did  well the exercise number 1 . ( is it correct what am i writing in blue mark ?)

but now i'm doing this : I play chess several times a week or Several times a week i play chess .

Thanks , I'm appraiser you help.

"Yes, if you correct "i" to "I" then either of those sentences are correct. You may want to put a comma after "Several times a week" if it comes at the beginning of a sentence."

I dont understant what you mean in this "if you correct 'i' to 'I' then either ...  are the two sentences  correct?"

and would you could do other question i did  write ...

-- Something else , is it correct to say this sentence:" why is 'very often' in middle of the sentence?"

 Is The structure of the sentence is good ?

Thanks . i'm practicing to exam tommorw ... if you answer all question i'll happy .

okay but  in the sentence :"Several times a week i play chess" -' i ' in the middle of the sentence not at begining ... why did you tell me to change to 'I'?

-Adverbs , you give me examples of  sentence without verb but if you have very cay you move around in a sentence?'

and can i said you :"

Clive i dont understand what's 'strong' word and you are exactly to this : Our teacher very often doesn't give us h.w. //*  but why very often in middle of sentence ?

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Exactly is adverb and i put it without verb ... 

I need to say : are you exactly to this  Or you are exactly to this ?

Thanks.

1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually)

(my answer) 1.She usually does her homework after dinner.

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Michal comes home at 6 o'clock.(on tuesdays)

Michal comes home at 6 o'clock on Tuesdays.

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I watch the news at 8 o'clock.(almost always)

I almost always watch the news at 8 o'clock.

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Do you go to the pool?(even)  (Was the word supposed to be 'ever'?)

Do you ever go to the pool?

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I play chess.(several times a week)

I play chess several times a week.

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Doesn't shila watch TV?(ever)

Doesn't Shila ever watch TV?

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We are at home.(seldom)

We seldom are at home. OK, but you teacher will probably want this word order: "We are seldom at home."