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Time Adverb

Time Adverb In this lesson you will learn the definition of a time adverb and study examples of time adverbs.

Time Adverb Definition A time adverb: answers the questions,  When? or How long? or How often? shows when an action of a verb is done - When? He completed it yesterday. The concert tomorrow. She is scheduled to arrive today. shows the duration of an action of a verb - How long? They are permanently busy. shows the frequency of an action of a verb - How often? She never does it. Learn the adverb spelling rules

Time Adverb Examples He completed it yesterday. The concert tomorrow. She is scheduled to arrive today. They are permanently busy. She never does it. He has not played baseball recently. They arrive late for most appointments. Lately, she has had many sleepless nights. They rarely eat together. She constantly talks in class. They rarely eat fish. They often go to the cinema. I saw her last Sunday. They met us here yesterday. The following words are time adverbs always, constantly, early, frequently, late, lately, never, now, occasionally, often, permanently, rarely, sometimes, soon, then, today, tomorrow, usually, yesterday Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

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