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Time adverbs exercise

May 17, 2012 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate time adverbs. Choose your answers from the options given in the brackets.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1He will come ...............
Wrong!
2Susie phoned ...............
Wrong!
3I am seeing your father ...............
Wrong!
4I had a strange experience ...............
Wrong!
5I ............... them today.
Wrong!
6My flight leaves ...............
Wrong!
7I haven’t seen her ...............
Wrong!
8I haven’t seen her since ...............
Wrong!
9I saw John ............... evening.
Wrong!
10I think she will come ...............
Wrong!
11I will do it first thing ...............
Wrong!
12I went there ............... night.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. He will come tomorrow
  2. Susie phoned yesterday
  3. I am seeing your father tomorrow
  4. I had a strange experience yesterday
  5. I am visiting them today.
  6. My flight leaves tomorrow
  7. I haven’t seen her today
  8. I haven’t seen her since yesterday
  9. I saw John yesterday evening.
  10. I think she will come tomorrow
  11. I will do it first thing tomorrow
  12. I went there yesterday night.

Notes

  • The past time adverbs
  • yesterday, last week etc., cannot be used with present or future tenses. However, expressions like
  • since last week, since yesterday etc., can be used with the present perfect tense.

    I saw him last week. (NOT I have seen him last week.)

    I haven’t seen him since last week. (NOT I didn’t see him since last week.)

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