Advreb of time (Narrative)

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Lily. She always visited her grandmother every weekend. One day, she went to the forest to pick some flowers. Suddenly, she got lost. After a few hours, a kind deer helped her find the way back.

Which adverb of time shows how often Lily visited her grandmother?

• Once upon a time

• One day

• Every weekend

• Suddenly

• After a few hours

Which of the following places the adverb of time at the end of the sentence?

• Long ago, there lived a wise king.

• She always helped her brother.

• They went to the forest in the morning.

• Suddenly, the door opened.

• After a while, he returned home.

Choose the sentence with the adverb of time in the middle of the sentence.

• Every night, the owl hooted loudly.

• The prince immediately stood up after hearing the scream.

• Later, she found the magic mirror.

• The children danced in the hall happily.

• She cried all night long.

Which sentence contains an adverb of time?

• The cat ran quickly.

• He opened the box.

• She left the house yesterday.

• They are in the room.

• I like ice cream.

Which of the following is an adverb of time?

• Beautifully

• Slowly

• Always

• Loud

• Strong

What is the function of the adverb “Suddenly” in the sentence: “Suddenly, the lights went out”?

• Tells where something happened

• Tells how something happened

• Tells when something happened

• Tells who did the action

• Tells what is being described

Which sentence has an adverb of time correctly used at the beginning?

• He met a fairy later.

• They walked into the forest slowly.

• Yesterday, I saw a giant bird.

• The hunter quietly left the village.

• She found the treasure after a long time.

Which of the following sentences has two adverbs of time?

• She sang beautifully last night.

• Every day, the rooster crows loudly in the morning.

• The wizard cast a spell quickly.

• They walked happily through the woods.

• The cat meowed and jumped.