Indefinite Time Adverb Multiple Choice Exercise

Choose the correct indefinite time adverb to fill in the blank in each sentence. 1. I have (a)   thought about taking a cooking class because I enjoy cooking new dishes.

• always

• never

• often

She has (a)   been to Paris; she dreams of visiting the Eiffel Tower one day.

• just

• recently

• never

They (a)   go hiking in the mountains during the summer to enjoy the fresh air.

• sometimes

• seldom

• already

He has (a)   finished his homework before dinner, so he can relax afterward.

• just

• yet

• often

Have you (a)   tried skydiving? I hear it’s an exhilarating experience.

• ever

• always

• already

We have (a)   seen that movie; it was so popular last year that everyone talked about it.

• recently

• just

• already

I (a)   visit my grandparents on the weekends, as they live nearby.

• seldom

• often

• never

She has not called me (a)   this month, and I’m starting to get worried.

• recently

• yet

• often

I have (a)   started learning a new language because I want to travel more.

• just

• never

• recently

Do you (a)   eat dessert after dinner, or do you prefer to skip it?

• always

• ever

• seldom