Adverbs of Time Konu Anlatımı
Adverbs of time konu anlatımı grammar dersimize hoş geldiniz. Bu çalışmamızda ilk olarak adverbs of manner nedir sorusunu yanıtlayacağız. Daha sonra, zaman zarfları türleri ve örneklerini göreceğiz. Son olarak da, adverbs of time egzersizleri ile dersimizi bitireceğiz. Umarım sizler için faydalı bir çalışma olur.
Adverbs of Time nedir?
- Eylemlerin ne zaman, ne sıklıkla ve ne kadar süreyle yapıldığını gösteren ingilizce zarf türlerine adverbs of time denir. Zaman zarflarını kullanılan amaca ve yere göre 3 temel türe ayırabilmemiz mümkündür.
Adverbs of time tell us about;
- a specific time of the actions with the question when,
- the frequencies of the actions with the question how often,
- the duration of the actions with the question how long,
1- Adverbs of definite time
We should ask the subject about when the action is happening to find these kinds of adverbs of time. For instance; I am going to New York. If we ask when you will go, our answer may be “today”, “now”, “yesterday” etc. We can categorize all these answers within this group of adverbs because they answer the question “when”. Therefore, they are not adverbs of frequencies. They are also not the adverbs of durations.
Examples for Adverbs of Definite Time | |
Already | We have already put actions in place |
at .. o’clock | She left the office at 6 pm. |
At that moment | At that moment I believed him. |
Before | Haven’t I met you before here? |
Last year/month/etc. | She knows that this is probably his last term. |
In the afternoon/etc | Late in the afternoon, the rescuers emerged. |
…days/hours etc later | Ten minutes later, the phone rang again. |
Later | Rick later died in hospital. |
Now | But they now know that this is simply untrue. |
Right now | Stop everything right now. |
Shortly after/before | This was shortly after their trial. |
Soon | They soon started dating. |
Then | But then things changed. |
Today | Today there may be a need for more soldiers. |
Tonight | But tonight we had a job to do. |
Tomorrow | I have a job interview tomorrow morning. |
Yesterday | Yesterday afternoon, I went to the White House. |
Yet | But it hasn’t happened yet. |
2- Adverbs of duration
These types of adverbs show the length of actions. We learn about it by asking “how long”, “since when” and “up to what” questions.
Examples for Adverbs of Duration | |
All-day/morning etc. | I’ve walked all day. |
Briefly | I was briefly infatuated with her. |
For a long time | He’s played for a long time. |
For hours | She did this for hours. |
For two days/ months etc. | They worked for us for two days. |
Forever | It could have been lost forever. |
Permanently | We can permanently disable a gene if you want. |
Since then | Since then, nothing has happened. |
Since last week/last year | Since last July, the family has never come together. |
Since 2020/1995 etc. | Since 2020, We’ve piled up a mountain of complaints. |
Temporarily | We temporarily ceased production |
Till Tuesday/ tomorrow etc. | Keep the rest in your hand till the guards go away. |
3- Adverbs of frequencies
We have two types of adverbs in this category. The first one is adverbs of definite frequency and the second one is adverbs of indefinite frequency. For more details, please visit adverbs of frequency page.
Examples for Adverbs of indefinite frequencies | |
Always | It wasn’t always like this, of course. |
Usually | They usually have music on in the background. |
Generally | They generally struggle to make a profit, even in China |
Often | She often appears offended. |
Sometimes | They sometimes wear skirts and dresses. |
Occasionally | Occasionally they get more people to show up. |
Seldom | She is seldom left alone for long. |
Rarely | The towels are rarely cleaned in this hotel. |
Hardly ever | I hardly ever see you here. |
Never | She would never do that. |
Examples for Adverbs of definite frequencies | |
Every year/month etc. | Nearly every year, it snows in February. |
Once a day/etc. | Patients should take it once a day orally. |
Twice a day/etc. | You have to feed them twice a day. |
Four times a year/etc | The group meets four times a year. |
Once in a while | Weigh yourself once in a while. |
From time to time | Everybody has problems from time to time. |
Annually | They each annually emit around 10 tonnes of CO2. |
Daily | I exercised daily before the tournament. |
Quarterly |
They held quarterly meetings |
Hourly | I have hourly information about their location, |
Nightly | I have a nightly routine. |
Adverbs of time exercises
Test hakkında: Sayfa mobil 1 arama ile bulunduğunda hızlandırılmış sürüm nedeniyle test çalışmayabilir. Direk mobil girişlerde sorun yoktur. Test çalışmadığı taktirde buraya tıklayarak Adverbs of time bağlantısına tıklayın. Sorun düzelecektir.
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