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The breakfast is not ready. (yet)

The breakfast is not ready YET.

I have had lunch. (just)

I have JUST had lunch.

Cathy likes hamburgers. Alex likes hamburgers. (too)

Cathy likes hamburgers. Alex likes hamburgers, TOO.

- Good bye, teacher. - See you, students. (soon)

- Good bye, teacher. - See you SOON, students.

I like English much! (very)

I like English VERY much!

I am tired, I will do my homework. (later)

I am tired, I will do my homework LATER.

I can see a shop. (there)

I can see a shop THERE.

There are books on the table. (a few)

There are A FEW books on the table.

Wash your hands you eat dinner. (before)

Wash your hands BEFORE you eat dinner.

I will go home and watch TV. (then)

I will go home THEN and watch TV. / I will go home and watch TV THEN.

You will go to the park you finish the homework. (after)

You will go to the park AFTER you finish the homework.

DD throws a ball very. (far)

DD throws a ball very FAR.

Summer Cathy went to Beijing. (last)

LAST summer Cathy went to Beijing.

Where is Cathy? I haven't seen her. (recently)

Where is Cathy? I haven't seen her RECENTLY.

My house is the school. (near)

My house is NEAR the school.

I have finished my homework. (already)

I have ALREADY finished my homework. / I have finished my homework ALREADY.

These flowers are beautiful! (so)

These flowers are SO beautiful!

Alex went to China 5 years. (ago)

Alex went to China 5 years AGO.

Where is Pug? - He is sleeping. (still)

Where is Pug? - He is STILL sleeping.

Jenny is sitting to Tom. (next)

Jenny is sitting NEXT to Tom.

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