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    The document discusses time expressions used with the Present Simple tense. It provides examples of frequency adverbs such as always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely and never that are placed before the main verb. It also gives examples of time expressions that usually go at the end or beginning of sentences, such as every day/week/Friday, on Mondays/Sundays, at the weekend, in the morning/afternoon, in winter/spring, once a day/week. Finally, it provides more examples of time expressions like yesterday, this week, tomorrow, an hour, in the past, next month and instructs the reader to practice writing sentences using these expressions.

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    Time expressions

    Manuel Herrera
    Time expressions

    Expressions used with the Present Simple

    • Frequency adverbs: always, usually, often, sometimes,


    rarely, never (they are placed before the main verb)
    Often Always

    Sometimes Usually
    after
    before

    Always welcome
    I can usually
    Never fogets
    Often goes
    I am usually a…
    Let’s practice!

    • 1. evening. / go / I / in / never / school / the / to


    I never go to school in the evening.
    • 2. help/homework./me/My/my/parents/sometimes/with
    My parents sometimes help me with my homework
    • 3. and/I/brother/day/every/My/school./to/walk
    My brother and I walk every day to school.
    • 4. am/for/I/late/school./sometimes
    I am sometimes late for school.
    Time expressions

    • Usually go at the end or beginning of a sentence:


    • every day / week / Friday… on Mondays / Sundays… at
    the weekend… in the morning / afternoon… in winter /
    spring… once a day / week…

    • Yesterday I went to school / I went to school yesterday


    • This week I’m going to the beach
    • I’m going to the beach this week.
    Time expressions
    • They didn’t sleep well last night.

    • We met again the next day.

    • They will study that tomorrow.

    • Don’t worry Alex, They will come in an hour.

    • He was a good boy in the past.

    • They will buy a new one next month.


    Let’s practice

    Instructions:

    • Go to padlet:
    https://padlet.com/manohm14/wgwo2t7g50bmvmen

    • Using the time expressions try to write 4 sentences.

    • You have 10 minutes to do this.


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