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Find The adverb.Come see this play sometime.
sometime
Find The adverb.Today we can go.
today
Find The adverb.The science fair will begin soon.
soon
Find The adverb.Yesterday we went to school.
Yesterday
Find The adverb.Overhead there was a bird.
overhead
Find The adverb.Go up to the top of the stairs.
up
Find The adverb.Turn left at the bridge.
left
Find The adverb.We went outside to take out the garbage.
outside
Find The adverb.She carelessly threw her clothes around.
carelessly
Find The adverb.I traveled alone.
alone
Find The adverb.The girls turned around cautiously.
cautiously
Find The adverb.Frantically, she turned around.
frantically
Find The adverb.There bike wheels are turning continuously.
continuously
When did he have a pizza?
last night
When did he practice the flute?
this morning
When did he see a movie?
today
When did he have a math test?
yesterday morning
When did he go shopping?
last week
When did Billy play basketball?
yesterday afternoon
Mom came to my concert at 10:15 a.m. yesterday. (yesterday morning/ this morning/ yesterday/ this evening/ yesterday afternoon)
Mom came to my concert yesterday morning.
We went to the movies after dinner today. (yesterday morning/ this morning/ yesterday/ this evening/ yesterday afternoon)
We went to the movies this evening.
I listened to music at breakfast today. (yesterday morning/ this morning/ yesterday/ this evening/ yesterday afternoon)
I listened to music at this morning.
The musicians arrived after lunch yesterday. (yesterday morning/ this morning/ yesterday/ this evening/ yesterday afternoon)
The musicians arrived yesterday afternoon.
Today is Wednesday. I went to a concert on Tuesday. (yesterday morning/ this morning/ yesterday/ this evening/ yesterday afternoon)
Today is Wednesday. I went to a concert yesterday.