Look & Compare the Place:

I always read the Sunday papers.
Jonathan rarely goes to fast-food restaurants.
Usually, I play football on Sunday.
I usually play football on Sunday.
I listen to my MP3 all the time.

Find my place (s):

1. (A) I (B) go cycling with my friends (C). (sometimes)
2. (A) she (B) smokes cigarettes (C). (never)
3. (A) I (B) go to concerts (C). (often)
4. (A) she (B) goes swimming on Thursday nights (C). (usually)
5. (A) he (B) invites me to his house for dinner (C). (occasionally)
6. (A) my mother (B) cooks dinner or lunch for her friends and neighbors (C). (frequently)
7. (A) I (B) watch TV (C). (all the time)
8. (A) he (B) listens to the radio (C). (seldom)

> before the verb:

always/ rarely/ never / seldom
I always read the Sunday papers.

> before the verb or at the end of a sentence
I often / frequently listen to music.
I listen to music often / frequently.

> at the beginning / or before the verb / or at the end 

usually/ sometimes/ occasionally

Usually, I play football on Sunday.
I usually play football on Sunday.
I play football on Sunday, usually.

> only go at the end of a sentence
I listen to my MP3 all the time.

Be careful about my place(s)

1. (A) I (B) go cycling with my friends (C). (sometimes)
2. (A) she (B) smokes cigarettes (C). (never)
3. (A) I (B) go to concerts (C). (often)
4. (A) she (B) goes swimming on Thursday nights (C). (usually)
5. (A) he (B) invites me to his house for dinner (C). (occasionally)
6. (A) my mother (B) cooks dinner or lunch for her friends and neighbors (C). (frequently)
7. (A) I (B) watch TV (C). (all the time)
8. (A) he (B) listens to the radio (C). (seldom)