Adverbs of Time

Identify the adverb of time:

I have net ball practice tomorrow.

• netball

• practice

• tomorrow

• have

Identify the adverb of time:

Mary will go skating tonight.

• tonight

• skating

• will

• go

Identify the adverb of time:

There are computer lessons on Wednesday.

• Wednesday

• on

• computer

• there

Identify the adverb of time:

Our online class is going to start now.

• going

• to start

• now

• class

Identify the adverb of time:

I brush my hair daily.

• hair

• daily

• brush

• my

Identify the adverb of place:

Leave your muddy boots over there.

• over there

• muddy

• leave

• boot

Identify the adverb of place:

I left my lunch bag outside.

• bag

• left

• outside

• lunch

Identify the adverb of place:

The scared cat ran upstairs.

• ran

• cat

• scared

• upstairs

Identify the adverb of place:

The teacher asked the children to move elsewhere.

• move

• elsewhere

• asked

• teacher

Identify the adverb of place:

The cat is hiding underneath the table.

• hiding

• underneath

• table

• cat