Present Simple Dictation: Frequency and Habits

Catch the word that tells you how often something happens. Usually, often and sometimes can sound quieter than the action word. They normally come before the main verb here, but after is when the sentence describes a state. A longer phrase at the end can tell you how many times a week or month the action happens. Keep that phrase too. Do not move the frequency word to another possible place. Write the same order you hear, including the main verb's ending.