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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
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Position of time adverbs
I went to his house today to take part in the party
He was watching TV when I went to his house yesterday.
She is going to the market today to buy some fruits for her daughter.
I have travlleed around 20 kms so far
so far I was wasting my time in doing useless things but I'm going to do something useful starting today.
Starting there will be no rain because the rainy season has gone away.
Her mom is not there right now, now only you have to help her.
Now they are ready but you aren't, I don't know what to say.
Are above time adverbs placed in the right position?
He was watching TV when I went to his house yesterday.
She is going to the market today to buy some fruits for her daughter.
I have travlleed around 20 kms so far
so far I was wasting my time in doing useless things but I'm going to do something useful starting today.
Starting there will be no rain because the rainy season has gone away.
Her mom is not there right now, now only you have to help her.
Now they are ready but you aren't, I don't know what to say.
Are above time adverbs placed in the right position?
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I went to the party at his house today.
He was watching TV when I went to his house yesterday.
She is going to the market today to buy some fruit for her daughter.
I have traveled around 20 kms so far
So far I have been wasting my time in d
He was watching TV when I went to his house yesterday.
She is going to the market today to buy some fruit for her daughter.
I have traveled around 20 kms so far
So far I have been wasting my time in d
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