We use 'usually' to talk about what happens most of the time or what is normal. It means something happens often, but not always.
I usually drink tea in the morning.
She usually goes to school by bus.
'Usually' can describe what normally happens in nature or science, things that follow common rules or patterns.
Birds usually fly in the sky.
Water usually boils at 100 degrees.
Use 'usually' to say what you expect to happen because of what often happens before. It shows habits and routines.
He usually arrives late because of traffic.
We usually eat dinner at 7 pm.
'Usually' is used to make general statements that are true most times but may have exceptions.
Usually, the store closes at 9 pm.
Cars usually use petrol or diesel.
'Usually' is used to describe habits or actions people do regularly or often over time.
She usually reads before going to sleep.
They usually play football on weekends.
Sometimes 'usually' is used to show something is true most times but not for sure now. It makes statements softer or less strong.
Usually, I like coffee, but today I want tea.
Usually, they arrive early, but not today.
'Usually' is used in technical writing or data to show what happens most of the time or the expected case in statistics or science.
The temperature usually ranges between 20 and 25 degrees.
The test usually takes about thirty minutes.
