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Bright SMP Chapter 5

The document discusses adverbs of frequency and telling time. It provides examples of common adverbs of frequency like always, usually, sometimes, and hardly ever. It explains how these adverbs are used in sentences and discusses using terms like every day or week. The document also gives examples of how to ask and tell time, including using terms like o'clock, past, quarter past/to, and a.m./p.m.

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Bright SMP Chapter 5

The document discusses adverbs of frequency and telling time. It provides examples of common adverbs of frequency like always, usually, sometimes, and hardly ever. It explains how these adverbs are used in sentences and discusses using terms like every day or week. The document also gives examples of how to ask and tell time, including using terms like o'clock, past, quarter past/to, and a.m./p.m.

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MEDIA MENGAJAR

BRIGHT AN ENGLISH

FOR SMP/MTs GRADE VII


BAB 5

I Hardly Ever Watch TV


A. Days of the Week

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B. Months of the Year

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C. Adverbs of Frequency
% Adverbs of Frequency Example
100% Always I always study after class.
90% Usually I usually walk to work.
80% Normally/Generally I normally get good marks.
70% Often/Frequently I often read in bed at night.
50% Sometimes I sometimes sing in the shower.
30% Occasionally I occasionally go to bed late.
10% Seldom I seldom put salt on my food.
5% Hardly Ever/Rarely I hardly ever get angry.
0% Never Vegetarians never eat meat.
Practice the dialogue
I clean up my room I don’t. I only clean up my
once a week. room once every two weeks.

I never eat vegetables I sometimes eat vegetables


because I don’t like them. because my mother asks me.

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D. TV Programmes
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The news Sport programmes Talk shows Game shows


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Comedy shows Documentaries Cartoons


E. Information about Time

When talking about daily activities, we usually include


information about time. To ask about time, you can say:
 What time is it?
 What’s the time, please?
 Do you have the time?
 Could you tell me what time it is?
 What time do you go to school?
 What time is the English class on Monday?
E. Information about Time
To tell the time, you can say:
 It’s nine o’clock.
 It’s ten past nine.
 It’s quarter past nine.
 It’s half past nine.
 It’s twenty-five to ten.
 It’s quarter to ten.
In telling the time, sometimes you use a.m. and p.m.
• a.m. (ante meridiem) refers to 12 midnight – 12 noon.
• p.m. (post meridiem) refers to 12 noon – 12 midnight.
Practice the dialogue
What time do you usually At half past five. What time
get up in the morning? do you get up?

I usually get up at six


o’clock.

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Summary

1. Adverbs of frequency are words that say how often we do things.


Example:
always usually often sometimes hardly evernever

2. Adverbs of frequency come after the verb be, but before other verbs.
I’m usually tired after school.
He’s always happy.
They’re often busy.
I usually have breakfast at 6 a.m.
She sometimes comes on time.
We hardly ever go to that cinema.
3. Other adverbs of frequency are every day/week/month/year/Sunday, once a week,
three times a month. They are usually put at the end of sentences.
I play tennis twice a week.
The students have a flag-raising ceremony every Monday.

4. When talking about daily activities, we usually include information about time.
To ask about time, you can say:
What time is it?
What’s the time, please?
Do you have the time?
Could you tell me what time it is?
What time do you go to school?
What time is the English class on Monday?
To tell the time, you can say:
 It’s nine o’clock.
 It’s ten past nine.
 It’s quarter past nine.
 It’s half past nine.
 It’s twenty-five to ten.
 It’s quarter to ten.

In telling time, sometimes you use a.m. and p.m.


• a.m. (ante meridiem) refers to 12 midnight – 12 noon.
• p.m. (post meridiem) refers to 12 noon – 12 midnight.

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