Adverbs Of Time Quiz 28 (30 MCQs)

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1. The adverb sometimes means .....
2. The weather is usually nice at the beach.
3. Nate ran yesterday in the hallway.
4. Identify the adverb of time:Anniesha will practice soon.
5. Which sentence correctly uses an adverb to show an action has been completed, perhaps sooner than expected?
6. ..... IS THE SIXTH DAY OF THE WEEK.
7. My doctor .....
8. She has ..... finished her homework.
9. Identify the adverb of time:The bird flew upwards and away from danger.
10. Select the adverb of time in the sentence 'She arrived early for the meeting'. A) She B) Arrived C) Early D) Meeting
11. Susan chews her nails ..... she feels nervous.
12. In this sentence the red adverb is placed:I often drink coffee
13. Complete the sentence with an adverb that shows duration:The principal spoke ..... before the assembly ended.
14. ..... we were little
15. We open our gifts ..... Christmas Day.
16. True or False:When an adverb of time like 'Yesterday' starts a sentence, it should be followed by a comma.
17. IF BEFORE YESTERDAY WAS FRIDAY, ..... IS SUNDAY.
18. Complete the sentence to show the action has stopped happening:I used to play a lot of video games, but I don't .....
19. True or False:In the sentence, 'I haven't finished my homework already, ' the adverb 'already' is used correctly.
20. Wait here ..... I get back.
21. Complete the sentence:I have a big soccer game ..... , so I need to get a good night's sleep.
22. Complete the sentence: "Have you done the dishes?" "Yes, I've ..... done them."
23. Have you ..... seen an elephant?
24. He has ..... started a new job.
25. Coloque el adverbio de tiempo correcto: "They go swimming in the lake ..... "
26. Identify the adverb of time:Mary will go skating tonight.
27. Tony ..... drives his old car.
28. Complete the sentence:I'm busy right now, but I will call you back .....
29. Complete the sentence:My birthday is coming up very .....
30. Complete the sentence with the best adverb to show a logical sequence:We finished our project, and ..... we presented it to the class.