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Yesterday, I went to the store ______
early
She will arrive ______
soon
They are coming ______
tomorrow
Which of the following is an adverb of time?
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What is the adverb of time in the sentence 'He arrived late'?
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In the sentence 'She will leave soon', the adverb 'soon' indicates:
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Study Notes
Adverbs of Time
- Yesterday, today, and tomorrow are examples of adverbs of time that indicate when an action takes place.
- Adverbs of time can be used to complete sentences such as "I went to the store ______", "She will arrive ______", and "They are coming ______".
- Adverbs of time provide more information about the timing of an action or event.
Identifying Adverbs of Time
- Late is an adverb of time in the sentence 'He arrived late', indicating the time of arrival.
- Soon is an adverb of time in the sentence 'She will leave soon', indicating the time of departure.
Functions of Adverbs of Time
- Adverbs of time, such as soon, indicate when an action will take place or when it will be completed.
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Description
Test your knowledge of adverbs of time with this quiz! Complete the sentences by choosing the correct adverb from the options provided. Practice using adverbs of time such as yesterday, soon, and later.
