Adverbs of time
Pam went to Paris last week.
last week
I went to Los Angeles yesterday.
yesterday
I always enjoy my evening meal alone.
always
What is an Adverb
A word that describes a verb/ Something that gives us more information about a sentence
Women usually live longer than men.
usually
By tomorrow morning, I will be with you.
tomorrow
She will take at least an hour to prepare the dinner.
an hour
What is an adverb of time?
An adverb of time is a word or phrase that tells us when, how often, or for how long an action happens.
What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes or gives more information about a noun
The players are warming up for around half an hour.
half an hour
They played well in yesterday's match.
yesterday's
Ken met his friend today at the mall.
today
I don't normally drink at lunch.
normally
usually / coffee / drinks / she / morning / the / in
She usually drinks coffee in the morning.
every / day / eat / I
I eat every day.
She left my home in the afternoon.
afternoon
recently / finished / have / the project / we
We have recently finished the project.
She is old and rarely goes out.
rarely
He wrote to her almost daily.
daily
already / finished / have / they
They have already finished.
I will wait for a few minutes till she arrives.
few minutes till
How many times have you been to France?
many times
They were eventually rescued by helicopter.
eventually
went / last week / we / to the gym
We went to the gym last week.
I'll stay in Mexico as long as my money holds on.
as long as