English Grammar Rules - Adverbs of Ti…
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Adverbs of time are words that describe when, for how long, or how often a certain action happened. Here are some examples of adverbs of time: Now: I am doing my homework now. Today: I will visit you today. Daily: She exercises daily. Early: He arrived early. Soon: We will start the project soon. Yesterday: They went to the park yesterday. Tomorrow: I have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow. Always: She always eats breakfast at 7 AM. Never: He never forgets to call his mom. Often: They often go out for a walk in the evenings. Rarely: I rarely watch television. Sometimes: Sometimes I read before bed. Frequently: He frequently visits the library. Occasionally: She occasionally bakes cookies.
Now: I am doing my homework now.
Today: I will visit you today.
Daily: She exercises daily.
Early: He arrived early.
Soon: We will start the project soon.
Yesterday: They went to the park yesterday.
Tomorrow: I have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
Always: She always eats breakfast at 7 AM.
Never: He never forgets to call his mom.
Often: They often go out for a walk in the evenings.
Rarely: I rarely watch television.
Sometimes: Sometimes I read before bed.
Frequently: He frequently visits the library.
Occasionally: She occasionally bakes cookies.
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