ADVERBS OF TIME
Definition:
Adverbs of time express the timing of an action.
These adverbs express when or at which time an action is done.
Example Sentences
| Mrs. Nancy arrived late for the party. |
| The train has already left. |
| We moved into our new house last week. |
| Mr. David never listens to me. |
| They are coming now. |
| I was waiting at the bus stop until 6 p.m. |
| My brother goes to college in the autumn. |
| It rained heavily last night. |
| Go to bed early. |
| We'll leave as soon as possible. |
| Never tell a lie. |
| Since my birth, I have been keeping this. |
Adverbs of Time are usually placed after the verb or after the object if there is one:
Examples
| I went there yesterday. |
| She is getting married next week. |
