This document discusses various English adverbs of time and provides examples of how they are used in sentences. It defines adverbs like early, late, earlier, later, then, before, after, afterwards, now, today, tomorrow, and yesterday and shows how they indicate when actions occur relative to other points in time.

1. ADVERBS OF TIME

2. They indicates the moment when
the action is did. We have several
adverbs of time but now we are
going to learn the most useful.

3. early (érli) - temprano

4. Karla usually
wakes
up early every
morning.

5. late (léit) - tarde

6. Joe and Pam
arrived late la
st night.

7. earlier (érlier) - antes, más
temprano

8. If you want to
catch the 7
o'clock bus,
you must
leave earlier.

9. later (léiter) - luego, más
tarde

10. I am busy right
now. Please call
me back later.

11. then (den) - luego, entonces

12. We're going to the
party, so we'll see
you then.

13. before (bifór) - antes

14. I'm sure I've seen
you before.

15. after (áfter) - después

16. Mr. Kane can meet
you next week, or
the week after.

17. afterwards (áfteruárds) –
luego

18. James and Molly
had lunch
and afterwards we
nt for a walk.

19. now (náu) - ahora

20. Do we have to pay
for our
tickets now?

21. today (tchudéi) - hoy

22. tomorrow (tchumórou) -
mañana

23. I'll see
you tomorrow.Goo
d bye!

24. yesterday (iésterdei) – ayer

25. Tracy and I went
to the
movies yesterday.

26. Thank you for your attention!!!