[ Adverbs of frequency ]
Add the adverb “never” to this sentence: Mary gets up late.
A. Never Mary gets up late.
B. Mary never gets up late.
C. Mary gets up never late.
D. Mary gets up late never.
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A. Jack is a wonderful friend, he spends time with others on the weekend.
B. Jack is a wonderful friend: he spends time with others on the weekend.
C. Jack is a wonderful friend; he spends time with others on the weekend.
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Tim moved to London in 2007, but now he lives in Paris.
A. He has lived in London.
B. He has been living in London.