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Adverbs of time exercise

January 31, 2012 - A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate verbs or adverbs.

Progress 0 of 11 answered
1I saw him ...............
Wrong!
2I ............... your father tomorrow.
Wrong!
3My plane ............... tomorrow.
Wrong!
4I haven’t seen her ............... Monday.
Wrong!
5I went there ...............
Wrong!
6I saw him ............... morning.
Wrong!
7I haven’t seen her ...............
Wrong!
8I haven’t seen her since ...............
Wrong!
9I ............... it first thing tomorrow.
Wrong!
10I am seeing him ............... morning.
Wrong!
11I might see her ...............
Wrong!
Done.
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Answers

  1. I saw him yesterday
  2. I am seeing your father tomorrow.
  3. My plane leaves tomorrow.
  4. I haven’t seen her since Monday.
  5. I went there yesterday
  6. I saw him yesterday morning.
  7. I haven’t seen her today
  8. I haven’t seen her since yesterday
  9. I will do it first thing tomorrow.
  10. I am seeing him tomorrow morning.
  11. I might see her tomorrow
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