OFTEN Go or I GO TWICE A WEEK !

How often do you go to the gym?

Adverbs of Frequency, such as OFTEN give us additional information about the action being described.

But what does the word OFTEN actually mean?

These INDEFINITE Adverbs of Frequency are limited in the information that can be conveyed by using them, so we also have DEFINITE Adverbs of Frequency that give us more precise information.

For example:

I often go to the gym.
I go to the gym twice a week.

Which sentence gives you more information?
I have created a video tutorial on using both Definite and Indefinite Adverbs of Frequency which you can watch below.

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You know your English is good enough. So why does it feel so difficult to speak up in that meeting, lead that presentation, or push back in a negotiation? The problem isn’t your grammar. It’s your confidence. I’m Paul, a British English coach with 20 years of experience helping professionals communicate with the same confidence in English that they already have in their own language. I specialise in business English for non-native speakers at B1 level and above. In our lessons, we work on real situations you face at work: team meetings, client presentations, negotiations, and delivering difficult news. I use proven communication frameworks (like PREP, SPIN, and STAR) to give you practical tools you can use the same day. My approach is simple. I believe the best communicators in English as a second language aren’t the ones with perfect grammar. They’re the ones with the confidence to stand up and speak without overthinking every word. That’s what I help you build. If you w...

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You know your English is good enough. So why does it feel so difficult to speak up in that meeting, lead that presentation, or push back in a negotiation? The problem isn’t your grammar. It’s your confidence. I’m Paul, a British English coach with 20 years of experience helping professionals communicate with the same confidence in English that they already have in their own language. I specialise in business English for non-native speakers at B1 level and above. In our lessons, we work on real situations you face at work: team meetings, client presentations, negotiations, and delivering difficult news. I use proven communication frameworks (like PREP, SPIN, and STAR) to give you practical tools you can use the same day. My approach is simple. I believe the best communicators in English as a second language aren’t the ones with perfect grammar. They’re the ones with the confidence to stand up and speak without overthinking every word. That’s what I help you build. If you w...

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