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FREE Printables: Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More

FREE Printables: Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More

Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More - Table

Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Table

Practice using adverbs of time already, yet, still, and any more with our five fantastic free printable worksheets plus answers – including two different activities at different levels, and an easy-to-use lesson plan (keep scrolling)!

Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 1

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 2

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 3

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Exercise 4

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Adverbs of Time: Already, Yet, Still, Any More – Lesson Plan & Blank

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Order of Adjectives in English

The order of adjectives in an English sentence is important. All of the phrases below would be incorrect if the word order was any different.

This is a guide. The order may vary, especially the physical description adjectives 5-9. We don’t usually need more than two adjectives per noun.

Activity: each phrase begins with a determiner and ends with a noun. Write a number above the words in between to show their order.

Order of Adjectives in English

Order of Adjectives in English

Answers:

a) my first (2) completed (7) report

b) that flowery (7) cotton (11) dress

c) a nice (4) long (5) nap

d) a few middle-aged (6) Geordie (10) guys

e) her round (8) silver (9 or 11) locket

f) two small (5) Gap (10) t-shirts

g) our heart-shaped (8) swimming (12) pool

h) a very (3) interesting (4) conversation

i) the next (2) big (5) thing

j) his beloved (4) eighty-year-old (6) grandma

k) an extremely (3) peculiar (4) birthday (12) present

l) eight spacious (8) Greek (10) apartments

m) each really (3) warm (7) sleeping (12) bag

n) another brand new (6) red (9) skirt

o) a baggy (8) woollen (11) jumper

p) the latest (2) Indesit (10) refrigerator

q) some blue (9) plastic (11) drinking (12) straws

r) these broken (7) wooden (11) toy (12) cars

s) the last (2) Norah Jones (10) album

t) Jack’s trendy (4) ripped (7) black (9) jeans

 


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