Question

about you fill in the blanks with an appropriate frequency word. i rarely use a public telephone. 1. i ________ say, “how are you?” when i meet a friend. 2. i’m ______ confused about american customs. 3. i ______ smile when i pass someone i know. 4. i ______ shake hands when i get together with a friend. 5. americans ______ ask me, “what country are you from?” 6. i ______ celebrate my birthday in a restaurant. 7. i ______ buy birthday presents for my good friends. 8. if i invite a friend to a restaurant, i ______ pay for both of us. 9. i ______ take my cell phone with me. 10. i ______ eat in fast - food restaurants. 11. i ________ leave my computer on overnight. about you fill in the blanks with an appropriate frequency word. you may find a partner and compare your answers.

Explanation:

Frequency adverbs are used to describe how often an action occurs. Common ones include always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never. The answers will vary depending on personal habits. For example, for a common greeting like "How are you?", many might say "always" or "usually". For being confused about American customs, it could be "sometimes" for someone with some exposure but not full - understanding. Responses should reflect personal behavior frequencies.

Answer:

1. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal habit)
2. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal experience with American customs)
3. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal social behavior)
4. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal greeting habits)
5. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal interactions with Americans)
6. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal birthday - celebration habits)
7. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal friendship - related behavior)
8. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal financial and social habits when inviting friends)
9. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal reliance on cell - phones)
10. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal food - choice habits)
11. always/usually/often/sometimes/rarely/never (depending on personal computer - usage habits)