Complete the dialogue. Use contractions where possible. A: Where do you work?

How much How often What When
Where Who Whose Why
1 A: Who do you normally negotiate with?
B: I negotiate with our suppliers.
2 A: How often do you travel abroad on business?
B: Oh, three or four times a year, I suppose.
3 A: What do you think about the economic situation in
Europe?
B: I think things will slowly get better.
4 A: Why do you want to apply for an internship?
B: Because I think it's the best way to gain experience.
5 A: When does your flight leave?
B: At nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
6 A: How much does the CEO earn?
B: I don't know exactly, but I guess more than 200,000
euros per year.
7 A: Where is the meeting?
B: In the conference room on the second floor.
8 A: Whose newspaper is this?
B: It's mine, but you can read it if you want to.
Exercise 7
Put the adverbs on the frequency scale.
always nearly always never not often
often rarely sometimes usually
100% 1. always
2.nearly always
3.often
4.usually
5.sometimes
6. not often
7.rarely
0% 8. Never
Exercise 8
Complete the sentences with the word often. Leave
one of the gaps empty.
1 He often ___ works late.
2 He___ is often at the office until late.
3 I___ am often in Singapore for meetings.
4 I often ___ go to Singapore for meetings

Exercise 9
Put the adverb of frequency in the correct place.
Use an arrow to show where it goes.
1 a) I always use different passwords for different websites.
(always)
b) But I always don't remember them! (always)
2 a) We often get an end-of-year bonus. (often)
b) But they usually don't give us very much. (usually)
3 a) We never give a discount greater than 5%. (never)
b) But sometimes we offer 60 days' credit instead of 30.
(sometimes)
4 a) People rarely click on the ads on our website. (rarely)
b) But sometimes I think they remember the product names in the
ads. (sometimes)