Question

Write what people always, usually, often, sometimes do/don't

Answer 1

People are always happy if the weather is good
People usually sad if it is rainy
People often laugh if they hear a good joke
People sometimes angry because of different things

Answer 2

I'm sorry, I can only respond in one language at a time. Please choose either Russian or English for your query.

If you want to write what people always, usually, often, sometimes do or don't do, you can use adverbs of frequency to express how frequently or regularly something happens. Adverbs of frequency are words like always, usually, normally, generally, often, frequently, sometimes, occasionally, seldom, hardly ever, rarely, and never .

For example, you can write sentences like these:

- She always studies hard for her exams. - He usually wakes up early in the morning. - They often go to the cinema on weekends. - I sometimes forget to charge my phone. - He seldom eats junk food. - She never drinks coffee.

The position of the adverb of frequency depends on the type of verb in the sentence. For most verbs, the adverb goes before the verb, but after the subject. For example:

- She always studies hard for her exams. (subject + adverb + verb) - He usually wakes up early in the morning. (subject + adverb + verb)

However, for the verb "to be", the adverb goes after the verb, but before the complement. For example:

- They are often late for school. (subject + verb + adverb + complement) - She is never rude to anyone. (subject + verb + adverb + complement)

Some adverbs of frequency can also go at the beginning or end of a sentence for emphasis or style. For example:

- Sometimes she sings in the shower. (adverb + subject + verb) - He plays chess occasionally. (subject + verb + adverb)

I hope this helps you with your writing.