Una nueva vida: time, manner, place adverbs
I can use and understand adverbs of time, manner and place in the context of Mexican emigration.
Una nueva vida: time, manner, place adverbs
I can use and understand adverbs of time, manner and place in the context of Mexican emigration.
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Key learning points
- The ‘look, cover, write, check’ method is a useful way to learn vocabulary.
- Adverbs of time indicate when a verb is performed.
- Adverbs of manner indicate how a verb is performed.
- Adverbs of place indicate where a verb is performed.
Keywords
Adverb - a word that describes a verb or adjective
Adverb of time - an adverb indicating when a verb is performed
Adverb of manner - an adverb indicating how a verb is performed
Adverb of place - an adverb indicating where a verb is performed
Common misconception
The only Spanish translation of 'in' is 'en'.
There are several Spanish words for 'in' depending on the context. For example, the phrase 'por la tarde' means 'in the afternoon'.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
local, inhabitant
president
welcome
spanish-speaking
to die, dying
lie
to prevent, preventing
to reach, catch up with
to put, place
to lend, pay (attention)
to encourage, cheer up
to hit, stick
close, near
far (away)
before
now
late
hardly, barely
Exit quiz
6 Questions
you (pl) went
they went
to remember, agree on
figure, number, amount
harm, damage
price