よくしますか。can be translated as “How often do you.....?” in English. In most of the cases よく should be put just before the verb but you can also put よく at the beginning of the sentence.
Examples:
日本語をよく勉強します。
I often study Japanese.
よく日本語を勉強します。
I often study Japanese.
新聞をよく読みます。
I often read the newspaper.
よく新聞を読みます。
I often read the newspaper.
Positive Frequency
まいにち Everyday
よく Often
いつも Always
ときどき Sometimes
まいにち うどんを たべます。
I eat Udon everyday.
よく ぎんこうに いきます。
I often go to the bank.
Negative Frequency
あまり not much
ぜんぜん not at all/never
あまり うどんを たべません。
I don’t eat Udon much.
ぜんぜん ぎんこうに いきません。
I don’t go to the bank at all.
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