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Adverbs of time
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Adverbs of time
Adverbs that tell us when
- Yesterday
- I danced all night yesterday
- Tomorrow
- I have class tomorrow
- Today
- You have class today
- Later
- I will be home later
- Now
- I'm here now
- Yesterday
Adverbs that tell us for how long
- All day
- I work all day
- For a year
- I studied mandarim for a year
- Since 1998
- I live here since 1998
- since Monday
- since 1856
- since last century
- For three days
- for a week
- for several years
- for several centuries
- All day
Adverbs that tell us how often
- Often
- O often eat chocolate
- Never
- I never eat carrots
- Always
- I aways eat rice and beans
- Rarely
- I rarely go to the fym
- Seldom
- I seldom go to the gym
- Sometimes
- I sometimes watch a movie
- Usually
- I usually listen to pop music
- Monthly
- I visit my mother monthly
- once a week
- five days a week
- seven times
- five days a week
- Often
Using Yet
- Have you finished yet?
- You haven't finished yet
- No, not yet
Using Still
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- Mind Map on Adverbs of time, created by Larissa Dutra on 13/12/2020.
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