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Adverbs of points in time:

I'm driving to the store tonight.

They will arrive tomorrow.

Can you fix the lawnmower now?

Adverbs of indefinite relationship:

He had seen that car before.

The roof will finally be fixed.

The package will arrive soon.

Adverbs of definite frequency:

We wash the floors daily.

The filters are changed monthly.

Adverbs of indefinite frequency:

They often go out to eat.

He occasionally visits his brother.

- List of common adverbs -

Definite Point in time

now

then

today

tomorrow

tonight

yesterday

Indefinite relationship

already

before

early

earlier

eventually

finally

first

formerly

just

last

late

later

lately

next

previously

recently

since

soon

still

yet

Definite frequency

annually

daily

hourly

monthly

nightly

quarterly

weekly

yearly

Indefinite frequency

always

constantly

ever

frequently

generally

infrequently

never

normally

occasionally

often

rarely

regularly

seldom

sometimes

regularly

usually

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