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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. - prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3127 nuo Jurate
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Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Kur laiko išsireiškimai eina sakinyje?

1.
Time expressions always, never, usually, rarely, often, seldom, frequently [fri:kentli] (visada,niekada, paprastai, retai, dažnai, retai, reguliariai) go:
after [afte] - paskui - after to be, can, may or doesn't /don't
before [bifo:] - prieš - before other verbs


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All other time expressions usually go at the end of the sentence (tomorrow, yesterday, last Sunday, next morning, a hour ago, at 7 o'clock in the morning, now, daily, at the weekend, on weekdays...) Sometimes you can say it at the beginning
Visi kiti laiko išsireiškimai paprastai eina gale sakinio. Kartais galite pasakyti juos pradžioje sakinio.


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Time expression 'sometimes', 'now', 'then' and 'once' can go at the beginning and at the end of the sentence or before the verb (but after "to be")
Sometimes I watch TV in the bedroom at 9 o'clock in the evening
I sometimes take a taxi to work in the morning.
I am sometimes sad.
It is good to do sport sometimes.
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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3128 nuo Jurate
Jurate replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Exercise Time! :cheer:

Choose a correct answer. Write a comment if you want me to check ;)

1.
A.We went to the cinema yesterday.
B. We went yesterday to the cinema.
C.Both sentences are correct. (abu sakiniai teisingi)
2
A.We often go to the cinema.
B.We go often to the cinema.
C.Both sentences are correct.
3.
A.Last Tuesday I was at the cinema.
B. I was at the cinema last Tuesday.
C.Both sentences are correct.
4.
A. They never go to the cinema.
B. They go to the cinema never.
C.Both sentences are correct.
5.
A.She goes every Sunday to the cinema.
B.She goes to the cinema every Sunday.
C.Both sentences are correct.
6.
A. I seldom am at the cinema.
B. I am seldom at the cinema.
C. Both sentences are correct.
7.
A. I don't go to the cinema every week.
B. I don't go every week to the cinema.
C. Both sentences are correct.
8.
A.Francis does not always go to the cinema.
B.Francis does not go to the cinema always.
C.Both sentences are correct.
9.
A. Do frequently you go to the cinema?
B.Do you frequently go to the cinema?
C.Both sentences are correct.
10.
A. My friends weren't at the cinema on Friday.
B.On Friday my friends weren't at the cinema.
C.Both sentences are correct.
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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3129 nuo Jurate
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Put words in the correct order:

1 ? / now / are / where / you
2 ? / to go / where / you / do / want / today
3 take / photos / they / every Monday
4 football / Eric / after school / plays
5 I / home / going / am / now
6 Tuesday / the boys / their bikes / ride / every
7 Simon / on Fridays / the dishes / washes
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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3279 nuo Violeta
Violeta replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Where are you now?
Where do you want to go today?
They take photos every Monday.
Eric plays football after school.
I am going home now.
Every Tuesday the boys ride their bikes.
Simon washes the dishes on Fridays.
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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. - prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3282 nuo Indrė
Indrė replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
1. Where are you now?
2. Where do you want to go today?
3. They take photos every Monday.
4. Eric plays football after school.
5. I am going home now.
6. The boys ride their bikes every Tuesday.
7. Simon washes the dishes on Fridays

1. We went to the cinema yesterday.
2. We often go to the cinema.
3. I was at the cinema last Tuesday.
4. They never go to the cinema.
5. She goes to the cinema every Sunday.
6. I am seldom at the cinema.
7. I dont go to the cinema every week.
8. Francis doesn‘t go to the cinema Always. (=A. is correct)
9. Do you frequently go to the cinema?
10. My friends weren‘t at the cinema on Friday.
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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. - prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3285 nuo Jurate
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Thank you for a well done work!
Sentence 6 is correct in both cases (abiem atvejais): The boys ride their bikes every Tuesday OR Every Tuesday the boys ride their bikes.'to
Always goes before the verb (except 'to be' ) and after don't/doesn't.

Here are some more exercises if you want:

1.my mum / breakfast / in the morning / made
2.tonight / want / to the cinema / to go / we
3.had/ last week / they / at school / a test
4. was / last week / he / in hospital
5. the library / take / I / the book / have to/ today / to
6. did / I / him / see / not / last night / at the disco .
7.sleep/ night/ not/ cats/ at/ usually/ do .
8. eat / in winter / ice-cream / often / you / do ?
9. play / in the bar / did / he / last week / not / the piano
10. not / now / I / in England / am
11. in/ has/ breakfast/ Jack/ kitchen/ always/ the

...an online test - choose the correct option and click 'check':
esl.fis.edu/grammar/multi/order2.htm

I'm sorry I forgot about 'now', 'then' and 'once' - they are the same as 'sometimes'.
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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. - prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3299 nuo Indrė
Indrė replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
1. My mum made breakfast in the morning.
2. We want to go to the cinema tonight.
3. They had a test at school last week.
4. He was in hospital last weeek.
5. I have to take the book to the library today.
6. I didn't see him at the disco last night.
7. Cats don't usually sleep at night.
8. Do you often eat ice-cream in winter?
9. He didn't play the piano in the bar last week.
10. I'm not now in England. (Now, I'm not in England / I'm now not in England / I'm not in England now.
11. Jack always has breakfast in the kitchen.
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prieš 9 m. 2 mėn. #3320 nuo Jurate
Jurate replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Thank you. I don't know how to explain about 'now', but 'I'm not now in England' is wrong. When in doubt, always say "now" at the end of the sentece ;)
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prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. - prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. #3404 nuo Indrė
Indrė replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
1.
3. I ususally have a shower in the ,morning.
4. Ok.
5. Steve hardly ever gets angry.
6. I did some shopping and I also went to the bank.
7. Jane always has to hurry in the morning.
8. Ok.
9. I never have enough time. I'm always busy.
(Excellent - no mistakes. The adverb goes before the verb, when the verb is one word and when it's not 'to be')
2.
Katherine always is very generous. ---
I don't ususally have to work on Saturdays.
Do you always watch TV in the evenings?
Martin is learning Spanish and he also is learning Japanese. ---
We all enjoyed ourselves.
The new hotel probably is very expensive. ---
I can't probably help you.
(There are mistakes. Check out the comment below: rules 'ii' (after 'to be') and 'iii' (when the verb is two or more words) and the note about 'probably')

I ususally take sugar in coffe.
I'm usually hungry when I get home from work.
Mark and Amy were born in Manchester.
Lisa is a good pianist. She also can sing very well. ---
Our cat usually sleeps under the bed.
They live in the same building as me, but I never have spoken to them. ---
This shop is always very busy. You always have to wait a long time to be served.
My eyesight isn't very good. I can read with glasses only. ---
We were all tired, so we all fell asleep.
Are you tired?
Yes, I'm always at this time of day.
I will be probably leaving early tomorrow.---
I'm afraid I won't be probably able to come to the party. ---
Helen is away a lot . She is hardly ever at home.
We are still living in the same place. We haven't moved.
If we hadn't taken the same train, we would never have met each other.
Tanya always says that she'll phone me, but she never does.
(There are mistakes. Check out the comment below: rules 'ii' (after 'to be') and 'iii' (when the verb is two or more words) and the note about 'probably')
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prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. #3416 nuo Jurate
Jurate replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Hi, Indre! Can you correct your mistakes following these rules? (I appologize for not posting them earlier ;) )



Leave the comment, when you're done :)
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prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. - prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. #3527 nuo Indrė
Indrė replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Thanks for your comments. I'll read the rules of "adverbs with the verb" and will corect my mistakes in exercises.
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Katherine is always very generous.
I probably can't help you.
Martin is learning Spanish and he is also learning Japanese.

Lisa is a good pianist. She can also sing very well.
They live in the same building as me, but I have never spoken to them.
My eyesight isn't very good. I can read only with glasses.
I probably will be leaving early tomorrow.
I'm afraid I probably won't be able to come to the party
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prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. #3547 nuo Jurate
Jurate replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
I often use the website www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/ to improve my English . I've found there this video about daily routines. Please listen to it and write phrases with adverbs like this
I usually wake up around 7 am.... sometimes I get up too late....


When you're done, please check this transcript (click on it to see the text) I did the transcript myself, so, if you see any mistakes or if you have questions, tell me about it in your comment :silly: :cheer:
DĖMESIO: Spoileris! [ Spustelėkite, kad išplėsti ]
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prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. - prieš 9 m. 1 mėn. #3681 nuo Indrė
Indrė replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Hello, I have done this exercise, but I didn't found where I can chek it.
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Indrė replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
Hello, I've done this exercise, but I didn't found(=find) where I can check it.
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Jurate replied the topic: Where Do Time Expressions Go In The Sentence?
You have to click on the yellow line below the words "DĖMESIO! Spoileris! [ Spustelkite, kad išplėsti ] :cheer:
Jūs turite paspausti geltoną liniją po žodžiais....
Here's the transcription of the conversation from the video:

Sophie.. Yes, Finn? ... Our topic for the day - "Describe your daily routine". OK, great... Using lots and lots of adverbs...Yes, please... Got it... So, I usually wake up around 7 am ... Mhm, me too... And... Breakfast? ...Yeah, I'll try and have breakfast... sometimes I get up too late , so, I'll just grab a little bit and run out the door... Very good... If it's raining I always get the bus, but if the weather is alright I walk, takes about 20 minutes. How about you? ... I always take the Tube... Always? ... It's so far, yeah, if I was to take the bus, it would take too long. What time do you go for lunch? About one o'clock usually... Usually? Yeah? Yeah!... I think I pretty much always have lunch at one... That's very precise, yeah! ... Everyday, exactly, yeah... That's good though, brakes up the day a bit, doesn't it? Yeah, it does... What about you, when do you finish work? ..Er.. about six o'clock... most days... some days if I can I escape a little bit earlier that happens occasionally ... don't tell the boss... No, absolutely... Never tell the boss... How about you?... I usually finish at six actually... And then, what do you do with your evenings? . .. With my life? I go home and I rarely cook, actually... No... I always cook, I love to cook dinner... No, maybe once a week, I rarely cook dinner, sometimes eat at the restaurant, sometimes eat with friends... Oh, that's nice... Yeah,....and then usually go to bed about midnight... Midnight? No, I'm in bed by ten o'clock!...Really? Really? ... Yeah, otherwise I'm really grumpy in the morning... Usually? Wow! ... Yeah... Incredible! Well done you!... Thanks!

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