Frequency adverbs are mostly used in the Simple Present showing how often we normally do things, that is, they are connected with routines or habit...

Frequency adverbs are mostly used in the Simple Present showing how often we normally do things, that is, they are connected with routines or habits. Read the passage below and mark the alternative that brings the right frequency adverbs to complete it:
"Betsy is a girl from the country, who came to the city to work in a very big house downtown. She (1) _____________ does the chores without complaining as much. She's the maid of every woman's dreams. However, it seems she has some communication problems or, maybe, she's a little shy. She doesn't like to answer the phone and she doesn't like to talk to people (2) _____________. She (3) _____________ says she is busy in the kitchen or anywhere else to answer the phone or to answer the door. Even being rather strange, (4) _____________, Betsy is a nice girl because she (5) _____________ complains about the hard tasks she needs to do (6) _____________ at Mrs. Williams' home, such as wash the dishes, vacuum the carpet, do the ironing, cook, and fetch Mrs. Williams' kids at school on foot."


(1) usually; (2) very often; (3) always; (4) sometimes; (5) never; (6) every day.
(1) usually; (2) never; (3) never; (4) sometimes; (5) always; (6) everyday.
(1) normally; (2) very often; (3) very often; (4) always; (5) frequently; (6) every day.
(1) never; (2) never; (3) always; (4) never; (5) often; (6) always.
(1) usually; (2) sometimes; (3) every day; (4) always; (5) always; (6) once in a while.