Understanding "Toujours," "Souvent," and "Jamais"

In French, the words "toujours," "souvent," and "jamais" help us talk about how often things happen.

1. Toujours (Always)

   • What it means: This word is used when something happens all the time.
   • Example: Je fais du sport toujours. (I always play sports.)

2. Souvent (Often)

   • What it means: This word is for things that happen a lot, but not every time.
   • Example: Je vais au cinéma souvent. (I often go to the cinema.)

3. Jamais (Never)

   • What it means: This word means that something does not happen at all.
   • Example: Je ne mange jamais de chocolat. (I never eat chocolate.)

Tips for Vocabulary and Grammar

• Sentence Structure: When you make a negative sentence, use "ne... jamais."
• Examples:
  • Je ne vais jamais à la piscine. (I never go to the pool.)
  • Elle lit toujours des livres. (She always reads books.)

Try using these words when you talk about your daily activities!