Adverbs of Frequency

What are Adverbs of Frequency?

Adverbs of Frequency, also known as Frequency adverbs, are partly a subset of adverbs of time but are officially separate. They are used to show or tell "how often something happens or is done" like:

rarely, occasionally, once, twice, often, every day/daily, monthly, yearly, hourly, &, etc.

examples:

              "I eat an apple daily."

               "We go to Grandpa’s house yearly."

The underlined words are “frequency” adverbs, and they are used to modify the verbs "eat" and "go". They are used to tell or describe how often the actions eat and go are done.