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Anil17

#475204 Sun, 10 Feb 08 01:12 PM

Hi again

Can someone please check my answers below. My answers are highlighted in bold:

In the following sentences, put words that tell when something is done:

Words: soon, now, immediately, late, often, sometimes.

1. Father is coming..(now)

2. Your brother is working.. (late)

3. Children..play in our garden. (often)

Anil17

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Anil17

#475207 Sun, 10 Feb 08 01:16 PM

Hi again

For formatting reasons I have inserted my response (in bold) in the suggested blank space.

Can someone please check my answers below. My answers are highlighted in bold:

In the following sentences, put words that tell when something is done:

Words: soon, now, immediately, late, often, sometimes.

1. Father is coming (now).

2. Your brother is working (late).

3. Children (often) play in our garden.

Anil17

Mister Micawber

#475214 Sun, 10 Feb 08 01:38 PM

I don't understand your instructions, really-- if it is actually 'when' = 'what time' something is done, then:

1. Father is coming (now).

2. Your brother is working (now).

3. Children (are now playing) in our garden.

If you merely want a temporal adverb, then any of these work:

1. Father is coming (now / soon / immediately / late).

2. Your brother is working (late / soon / now).

3. Children (often / sometimes) play in our garden.
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Mister Micawber

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Anil17

#475623 Mon, 11 Feb 08 01:27 PM

Hi there

My original question was taken word for word from a book. In that case, are my original answers (at start of this posting) still correct? Please advise?

Kind regards
Anil17

Anil17

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