a menudo

We often go to the cinema on weekends.

This sentence shows you how to express frequency 'a menudo' in Spanish which translates to 'often' in English. It is used to express that the speaker goes to the cinema often on the weekends.

It often rains in the afternoon.

This example describes the weather condition using 'a menudo' to show that it 'often' rains in the afternoon. 'A menudo' is placed before the verb to express frequency.

I often read books.

In this sentence we used 'a menudo' right after the verb 'leo' to express that the action (reading) takes place frequently.

My dog often escapes.

This sentence demonstrates how 'a menudo' is used to describe an action (escaping) performed by the subject (my dog) frequently.

I often get hungry before dinner.

In this sentence, 'a menudo' is used to describe that the feeling (getting hungry) is experienced often. 'A menudo' is placed before the verb 'tengo'.

They often arrive late to work.

Here, 'a menudo' is used to express how often the subject (they) perform the action (arrive late). The frequency phrase is placed before the verb.

We often have lunch together during the week.

This sentence uses 'a menudo' to indicate how regularly the action (having lunch together) happens. The frequency phrase is located at the beginning of the sentence.

I often wake up early.

In this sentence, 'a menudo' is used to express how often the speaker performs the action of waking up early.

She often sings in the shower.

This sentence uses 'a menudo' to express that the action of singing in the shower happens frequently to the subject.

I often go to the pool to swim.

This sentence demonstrates how 'a menudo' is used to denote the frequency of a habitual action (going to the pool to swim).