WREN & MARTIN's English grammar-Adverbs of Time vs. Frequency: 10 Practice MCQs

 

Adverbs of Time vs. Frequency: 10 Practice MCQs

1. I have _______ seen a more beautiful sunrise.

A. never

B. yesterday

C. early

D. then

2. We shall _______ reach the station.

A. twice

B. soon

C. daily

D. often

3. He _______ visits the local library.

A. tomorrow

B. ago

C. frequently

D. recently

4. The plane has _______ landed.

A. already

B. ever

C. twice

D. always

5. I _______ met him in the park.

A. seldom

B. yesterday

C. occasionally

D. always

6. He comes here _______ a week.

A. now

B. late

C. twice

D. soon

7. That day he arrived _______ than usual.

A. early

B. often

C. never

D. twice

8. Have you _______ been to the Himalayas?

|A. ever

|B. ago

|C. yesterday

|D. since

9. He _______ tries to do his best in every task.

A. always

B. ago

C. then

D. late

10. I haven't seen him _______ Monday.

A. already

B. since

C. often

D. frequently

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Answer Key

Question	Answer	Category	Explanation
1	A	Frequency	'Never' denotes that the action has happened zero times.
2	B	Time	'Soon' answers the question "When?" (at a near time).
3	C	Frequency	'Frequently' tells us "How often" the visit happens.
4	A	Time	'Already' shows the action is completed by the present time.
5	B	Time	'Yesterday' specifies a particular point in the past.
6	C	Frequency	'Twice' indicates the number of times per week.
7	A	Time	'Early' describes the point in time of his arrival.
8	A	Frequency	'Ever' means "at any time/frequency."
9	A	Frequency	'Always' shows the constant regularity of the effort.
10	B	Time	'Since' is used to denote time from a point in the past.