Read the dialogue "Do you cook much?"
Daniel and Hana talk about how much they cook and how often they eat out.
Daniel: So Hana, tell me, do you cook much?
Hana: Yes, I always cook. I often cook with my roommate, and we always make Chinese or Japanese food. How about you?
Daniel: Well, I don’t really cook that often. I’m really busy during the week. So, I always just get something at the shop and get that. But, during the weekends, I always cook because I really like making food. That’s what I do.
Hana: So, do you ever eat out?
Daniel: Only occasionally, because I’m really busy during the week, and I prefer cooking, so not really often. I don’t go out really often to eat. Whenever I’m tired, and I don’t have time to cook during the week, I go and eat out with a friend, so! And you?
Hana: Well, I always, so I normally go and eat out during the weekend with my friends or family.
Write the adverbs with other words. Fill in the gaps:
I often cook with my roommate, and we [ ] Chinese of Japanese food. How about you?
So, I [ ] something at the shop and get that.
Well, I always, so I [ ] and eat out during the weekend with my friends or family.