Adverbs of Time  


Adverbs of time

Adverbs of time indicate when the action is being performed. Let's see a few examples:

ahora now
anoche last night
anteayer the day before yesterday
antes before
aún even, yet
ayer yesterday
después after
entonces then
hoy today
jamás never
luego then, later
mañana tomorrow
nunca never
pronto soon
pasado mañana the day after tomorrow
siempre always
tarde late
temprano early
todavía still, yet

Examples of sentences:

Ellos nos dijeron que nos darían el dinero hoy.
They said they would give us the money today.

Nosotros fuimos a la iglesia ayer.
We went to church yesterday.

Íbamos a pintar el pasillo pasado mañana pero vamos a pintar la escalera primero.
We were going to paint the hall the day after tomorrow, but we will paint the stairway first.

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common adverbs
subjunctive in adverbial clauses
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