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A maioria vai antes do verbo principal, mas depois de be; as perguntas difíceis acrescentam auxiliares e modais.",[479,492,503,513,526],{"heading":480,"body":481,"examples":482},"De always a never","Always significa sempre; usually, na maioria das vezes; often, muitas vezes; sometimes, algumas vezes; rarely, bem poucas vezes; never, nenhuma.",[483,486,489],{"sentence":484,"note":485},"I always brush my teeth before bed.","Toda noite.",{"sentence":487,"note":488},"We sometimes eat out.","Em algumas ocasiões.",{"sentence":490,"note":491},"She never drinks coffee.","Nunca.",{"heading":493,"body":494,"examples":495},"Antes do verbo principal","Em uma afirmação neutra no presente simples, o advérbio vai antes do verbo principal. Não muda o -s da terceira pessoa.",[496,499],{"sentence":497,"note":498},"She often reads at night.","Often antes de reads.",{"sentence":500,"note":501,"wrong":502},"He always arrives early.","Always antes de arrives.","He always arrive early.",{"heading":504,"body":505,"examples":506},"Depois de be","Com am, is ou are, o advérbio costuma ir depois de be. É uma posição diferente da que ocupa com outros verbos principais.",[507,510],{"sentence":508,"note":509},"She is usually ready.","Usually depois de is.",{"sentence":511,"note":512},"They are never late.","Never depois de are.",{"heading":514,"body":515,"examples":516},"Perguntas, negativas e auxiliares","As perguntas com verbo principal usam do\u002Fdoes; com be, inverte-se be. O advérbio costuma seguir o primeiro auxiliar ou modal e preceder o verbo principal.",[517,520,523],{"sentence":518,"note":519},"Do you usually walk?","Do antes do sujeito; usually antes de walk.",{"sentence":521,"note":522},"Is he ever late?","Be antes do sujeito.",{"sentence":524,"note":525},"She can always help.","Always depois de can.",{"heading":527,"body":528,"examples":529},"Avançado: inversão e incômodo repetido","Ao começar com um advérbio negativo como never ou rarely, o inglês formal inverte o sujeito e o auxiliar. Be + always + -ing também pode expressar incômodo com algo repetido.",[530,534],{"sentence":531,"note":532,"wrong":533},"Rarely have I seen such a view.","Inversão formal depois de rarely.","Rarely I have seen such a view.",{"sentence":535,"note":536},"She is always interrupting me!","A repetição pode soar irritante.",[538,541,544,547,550,553],{"question":539,"answer":540},"Este jogo online de advérbios de frequência é grátis?","Sim. Você pode jogar quantas rodadas de 12 perguntas quiser sem criar uma conta.",{"question":542,"answer":543},"Quais advérbios ele inclui?","Inclui always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, hardly ever e never, além das suas posições habituais na frase.",{"question":545,"answer":546},"Onde vai um advérbio de frequência?","Normalmente antes do verbo principal, depois de be e depois do primeiro auxiliar ou modal. Alguns podem se mover para dar ênfase; o jogo pratica padrões neutros claros.",{"question":548,"answer":549},"Never é o mesmo que not never?","Não. Never já expressa frequência zero. Outra negação muda o significado ou produz uma dupla negação confusa.",{"question":551,"answer":552},"Posso usar este jogo em sala de aula?","Sim. 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