U 6.2 - Adverbs place/time/manner/frequency

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U 6.2 - Adverbs place/time/manner/frequency

Adverbs of place / time

In English, 'time' and 'place' have a certain place (or order) in a sentence.

Do you remember the rules for time and place?

1. Yup, I think I do.
2. Hell no.

Is this correct?

I went yesterday to the bank

1. Yup, I think it is.
2. Hell no.

What should it be?

I went 

yesterday

to the bank

How would you make this sentence? Drag all 4 parts in the right order.

My friends and I

next year

to Spain

are going

Rule for using both time and place in one sentence:

1. Both at the end, first TIME, then PLACE
2. Both at the end, first PLACE, then TIME
3. Both at the end, no particular order.
4. Just put 'em somewhere, who cares

When using an adverb of time  and an adverb of place:

at the end of the sentence, first Place, then Time.

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Another way to remember:

Wie - Doet - Wat - Waar (plaats) - Wanneer (tijd)

  I      saw     a dog    in the park     yesterday.

Is this correct?

Yesterday, I saw a dog in the park

1. Yes but I don't know why.
2. No, but I don't know why.
3. Yes, there is stress (nadruk) on when it happens

What was the BEST thing you did during your days off. Mention TIME and PLACE.
DON'T put stress on the time.

Now the WORST thing you did / that happened. Mention TIME and PLACE.
This time, put STRESS on the time.

Yesterday      I did nothing at all.

Today      I have to go to school again.

There are different types of adverbs.

- adverbs of time

- adverbs of place

- adverbs of frequency

- adverbs of manner

Adverbs of frequency describe how often something happens. Make 2 sentences:

walk

to school

usually

We

never

they

stop

talking

- adverbs of frequency(always, never, sometimes, often)

We usually walk to school

They never stop talking

Vóór het hoofdwerkwoork.

Uitzondering!

Translate
'hij is altijd te laat'

1. He always is late.
2. He is always late

- adverbs of frequency(always, never, sometimes, often)

We usually walk to school

They never stop talking

Vóór het hoofdwerkwoork.

Uitzondering!

Ná een vorm van to be.

He is always late.                  She is often happy.

Last one: Adverbs of Manner   

(hoe iets gebeurt/eigenschap)

That's a very expensive car.

The battery charges really quickly

The mechanic works hard

They quietly listened to the teacher

They listened to the teacher quietly.

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