About the rules of English usually

usual

5ju:vuel]

adj.Usual; Common; Often.

Usual, ordinary.

Usually, weekly.

Customary he arrived late as usual

He was late as usual.

it is below the usual size.

It is less than the average size.

tea is considered to be the usual drink of british people.

Tea is considered an everyday drink for the British.

he said all the usual things.

He's talking the same old ways.

usually

5ju:vjeli]

adv. as usual

As always; Routinely.

as per usual

谑]=as usual

usually

usual + ly

usually, usually, is an adverb of frequency.

It is usually used in sentences in the simple present tense, where the position is before the substantive verb and after the non-substantive verb, as a temporal adverb.

Other adverbs of frequency are: all the time, always, often, sometimes, occasionally, seldom, ever, never. (frequency from high to low).

synonyms: generally

usually

5ju:vjeli]

adv. as usual

As always; Routinely.

as per usual

谑]=as usually

Before the substantive verb, after the verb be, modal verb, auxiliary verb.

usually English [ ju: u li ] 美 [ ju u li].

adv.Usually, often, usually, habitually; Always, always; At every turn, in general; Plain.

Example sentence]the current system usually works.

The current system is usually working properly.

Adverbs, usually, often.

It is often used in conjunction with the simple present tense.

he usually goes to school by bus.

He used to take the bus to school.