How to use the adverb of frequency" always"

[Harry Smith]

[quote=Nguyen Tuyet;117890]

Originally Posted by Nguyen Tuyet

And what about conditionals? "If you always forget that rule I won't be able to teach you properly". "If you always forgot that rule you wouldn't be so successful in English". " If you had always missed lessons You would have been expelled". Are these sentences used by native speakers or not?

[Nguyen Tuyet]

[quote=Harry Smith;119560]

Originally Posted by Nguyen Tuyet

And what about conditionals? "If you always forget that rule I won't be able to teach you properly". "If you always forgot that rule you wouldn't be so successful in English". " If you had always missed lessons You would have been expelled". Are these sentences used by native speakers or not?

with the time, the language have to improve.It means that some rule may be improve and change. Language, itself has many differences. American differ Australian, southener differ northener........so........

[Harry Smith]

Concequently we can use "always" as we wish and feel.
Where to put the adverbs of frequency in the sentence: Before the main verb and after 'to be" or as we wish?

[lyle]

With this sentence, "Mt. Kilimanjo is always found at the equator."
1. Is "always" still function as adverb of frequency? and if it does, does it answer the question "how often?"
2. or "always" is not necessary in this kind of sentence.?
3. or "always" is not considered as an adverb of frequency here?

Any explanations?

[lyle]

Originally Posted by Harry Smith

Concequently we can use "always" as we wish and feel.
Where to put the adverbs of frequency in the sentence: Before the main verb and after 'to be" or as we wish?

Where do we put adverbs of frequency?
The basic rule is that adverbs of frequency come before the main verb but after present and past forms of be (am, are, is, was, were). In the case of tenses that use an auxiliary, we put the adverb between the auxiliary and the main verb.