Language: Adverbs of Time, Days of the Week and Months ...

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Adverbs of Time

• Adverbs of time tell us when something happened or will happen. They are usually placed at the end of a sentence.

• Examples of adverbs of time: on Friday, this summer, yesterday, now, tomorrow, tonight, this weekend, today, later, during lunch.

• Adverbs of time can also be placed at the beginning of a sentence to mark the importance of the time. Remember to add a comma after the adverb of time when you place it at the beginning of a sentence.

• Examples:

• Later, I will do my homework.

• Tomorrow, we will go on a field trip.

Practice 1

Complete the sentences using the adverbs of time. Each sentence can have more than one answer.

Multiple Select

1. We are going to my favorite restaurant ___________.

• tonight

• later

• usually

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2. My group will present our project __________.

• on Friday

• never

• tomorrow

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3. Sandy is selling brownies _________.

• rarely

• during lunch

• today

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4. I want to leave ________.

• now

• often

• later

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5. We are going camping _________.

• usually

• this summer

• this weekend

Days of the Week and Months of the Year

• Remember! The days of the week and months of the year must always begin with a capital letter.

Practice 2

• Unscramble the days of the week and write them correctly on the lines.

• Answer the questions about the months of the year.

Telling Time

Practice 3

Look at the arrows in the clocks below. Then, choose the time the clocks say.

Multiple Choice

• It´s twenty to seven.

• It´s twenty past seven.

Multiple Choice

• It´s five past six.

• It´s half past one.

Multiple Choice

• It´s a quarter past nine.

• It´s a quarter to nine.

Multiple Choice

• It´s six o´clock.

• It´s twelve o´clock.

Tenses: Regular and Irregular Past Review

• The regular past tense tells what happened in the past. Remember, if the verb ends in e, just add -d.

• If the verb does not end in e, add -ed.

• Remember that irregular verbs do not follow any rules in the past tense, so you have to memorize them.

Practice 4

Write the simple past tense of each regular verb on the line.

Irregular Past Tense

Choose the correct past tense of each irregular verb.

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cut

• cut

• cuted

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think

• thinked

• thought

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fall

• fell

• falled

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take

• taked

• took

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buy

• bought

• buyed

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catch

• catched

• caught

Multiple Select

lose

• lost

• losed