5.23 regular actions

When you use the simple present to say that an action takes place regularly, you can use an adjunct of frequency to be more specific about how often it happens.

• Several groups meet weekly.
• I visit her about once every six months.
• It seldom rains there.
• I never drink alone.

The use of the simple present to talk about regular activities is explained in paragraph 5.11.

More information about adjuncts of frequency, including a list of the most common ones, can be found in paragraphs 5.114 to 5.122.