Time Expressions Dictation: Frequency Time Phrases
A2 Level
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Listen to the complete phrase that tells you how often something happens. Once and twice give a count, while every or each names the repeated period. Every other day means one day, not the next day, then one day again. Keep other: it changes how often the action happens. You may hear a number of hours or times too. Keep all those words together, including a or the where spoken. Write the time phrase in its original place, rather than moving it to the end.
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