English Grammar and Vocabulary: Adverbs of Frequency, Prepositional Collocations, and Personality Adjectives

Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering English adverbs of frequency by percentage, common adjective-preposition collocations, and character and personality adjectives.

Always

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $100\%$.

Almost always

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $90\%$.

Usually / Often (at 80%)

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $80\%$.

Often

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $60\%$.

Sometimes

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $50\%$.

Occasionally

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $40\%$.

Rarely / Seldom

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $20\%$.

Hardly ever

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $10\%$.

Never

An adverb of frequency representing an occurrence rate of $0\%$.

Interested in

An adjective-preposition collocation expressing engagement or curiosity regarding a subject or activity (e.g., web design).

Absent from

An adjective-preposition collocation indicating non-attendance or being away from a place (e.g., school due to illness).

Bored with

An adjective-preposition collocation meaning feeling weary, restless, or tired of a specific situation or repetitive action (e.g., taking the bus).

Angry with

An adjective-preposition collocation denoting feeling strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility toward a person (e.g., for coming home late).

Proud of

An adjective-preposition collocation expressing pleasure and satisfaction over someone's achievements or qualities (e.g., receiving a promotion).

Keen on

An adjective-preposition collocation meaning interested in or enthusiastic about an activity or interest (e.g., fishing).

Famous for

An adjective-preposition collocation used to describe being widely known or recognized because of a particular attribute or group (e.g., Manchester for its football team).

Worried about

An adjective-preposition collocation indicating feeling anxious, concerned, or distressed about someone or something (e.g., Liam not coming home).

Excited about

An adjective-preposition collocation indicating feelings of enthusiastic anticipation regarding an event or experience (e.g., a trip around the world).

Scared of

An adjective-preposition collocation expressing fear or apprehension toward an object, action, or situation (e.g., taking the lift).

Good at

An adjective-preposition collocation denoting high proficiency, skill, or ability in a subject or task (e.g., achieving $100\%$ on an English test).

Jealous of

An adjective-preposition collocation describing feelings of envy or resentment toward someone because of their success, possessions, or advantages (e.g., buying a Ferrari).

Funny

A personality adjective describing someone who is humorous and makes people laugh.

Generous

A personality adjective describing a person who freely gives their resources, such as donating to charity and volunteering.

Stingy

A personality adjective describing someone who is unwilling to give, spend, or share money or resources, functioning as the opposite of generous.

Talkative

A personality adjective describing an individual who talks a lot.

Polite

A personality adjective describing someone who displays good manners, such as always saying 'thank you'.

Shy

A personality adjective describing a person who feels uncomfortable or nervous when talking to new people.

Confident

A personality adjective describing someone who is self-assured and loves meeting new people.

Lazy

A personality adjective describing a person who avoids work and prefers inactive pastimes like watching a lot of TV.

Hardworking

A personality adjective describing an individual who puts consistent effort and dedication into working every day.

Serious

A personality adjective describing someone who is sober-minded, solemn, and not inclined to joking or comedy.

Honest

A personality adjective describing a truthful person who always tells the truth and can be trusted.

Dishonest

A personality adjective describing a person who tells lies and is deceitful.

Friendly

A personality adjective describing an affable person who easily forms friendships and interacts pleasantly with others.

Unfriendly

A personality adjective describing someone who lacks warmth or kindness, causing others to avoid their company.

Rude

A personality adjective describing someone who exhibits offensive, impolite, or ill-mannered behavior.

Quiet

A personality adjective describing a person who does not say very much and tends to keep to themselves.