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This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|1.- Mi familia y yo /cine | My family and I / cinema|
The subject is **nosotros (mi familia y yo)**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **vamos**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|1.- Mi familia y yo **casi nunca** vamos al cine los fines de semana. | My family and I hardly ever go to the movies on weekends.
This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|2.- Mis amigos/piscina| Myfriends/pool|
The subject is **ellos (my friends)**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **van**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|2.- Mis amigos **siempre** van a la piscina los fines de semana. | My friends always go to the pool on weekends.
This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|3.- Mi mejor amigo (a) / iglesia | My best friend / church
The subject is **él/ella {mi mejor amigo (a)}**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **va**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|3.- Mi mejor amigo **a veces** va a la iglesia los fines de semana. |My best friend sometimes goes to church on the weekends.
This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|4.- Mi mejor amigo (a)/ trabajo| My best friend / job
The subject is **él/ella {mi mejor amigo (a)}**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **va**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|4.- Mi mejor amigo **nunca** va al trabajo los fines de semana. | My best friend never goes to work on the weekends
This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|5.- Mis amigos y yo/fiestas| My friends and I / parties
The subject is **nosotros (mis amigos y yo)**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **vamos**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|5.- Mis amigos y yo **siempre** vamos a fiestas los fines de semana. |My friends and I always go to parties on the weekends.
This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|6.- Yo/clase de español|I/Spanish class
The subject is **yo**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **voy**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|6.- Yo **nunca** voy a clase de español los fines de semana. |I never go to Spanish class on weekends.
This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|7.- Los profesores/colegio| Teachers / school
The subject is **ellos (los profesores)**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **van**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
7.- Los profesores **casi nunca** van al colegio los fines de semana. |Teachers hardly ever go to school on weekends.
This activity is related to the adverbs of frequency in Spanish, which, as the name implies, are used to indicate how often the action indicated in a sentence is performed.
Some of them are: siempre, nunca, casi nunca, a menudo, frecuentemente, en raras ocasiones, casi siempre, con frecuencia, algunas veces, a veces, normalmente, generalmente, a todas horas, muy a menudo, casi todos los días, en todo momento, ocasionalmente, de vez en cuando.
They can be placed at the beginning, in the middle, and at the end of the sentence.
**Example**: Todos los días, ellos van al colegio.
Ellos, todos los días, van al colegio.
Ellos van al colegio, todos los días.
Let’s read / write. How often do you, your family, and your friends go to the following places on weekends: **siempre**, **a veces** or **(casi) nunca?**
**Model**
|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| *yo/playa*| I/beach|
| *Casi nunca voy a la playa los fines de semana*.| I hardly ever go to the beach on weekends.|
There will be different answers depending on the experiences of each student. We will give an example, which you must customize.
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|8.- Yo/parque| I / park
The subject is **yo**, the verb is **ir**, its correct form in the present tense is **voy**, so an answer could be:
| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|8.- Yo **a veces** voy al parque los fines de semana. |I sometimes go to the park on weekends.
