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50 Common Adverbs of Time with Meanings & Examples

50 Common Adverbs of Time – With Examples

🔹 1. Now – at the present moment
I am studying now.

🔹 2. Then – at that time / afterwards
We went to the park, then we had dinner.

🔹 3. Today – on this day
She is very happy today.

🔹 4. Yesterday – on the day before today
I met him yesterday.

🔹 5. Tomorrow – on the next day
They will arrive tomorrow.

🔹 6. Already – earlier than expected / before now
She has already done her homework.

🔹 7. Yet – until now (in questions/negatives)
Have you eaten yet?
I haven’t finished yet.

🔹 8. Still – continuing up to now
He is still waiting outside.

🔹 9. Just – a very short time ago
I have just called my friend.

🔹 10. Ever – at any time (in questions/negatives)
Have you ever visited Delhi?

🔹 11. Never – not at any time
I have never seen snow.

🔹 12. Recently – not long ago
We recently moved to a new city.

🔹 13. Lately – in the past few days/weeks
She has been very busy lately.

🔹 14. Soon – in a short time
The bus will arrive soon.

🔹 15. Before – earlier than a time/event
Finish your work before lunch.

🔹 16. Ago – in the past, measured from now
He left two days ago.

🔹 17. Always – at all times
She always wakes up early.

🔹 18. Sometimes – on some occasions
We sometimes go to the beach.

🔹 19. Often – many times / frequently
He often reads at night.

🔹 20. Usually – most of the time
We usually have dinner at 8 p.m.

🔹 21. Eventually – after a long time
He eventually became a doctor.

🔹 22. Immediately – without delay
Please come immediately.

🔹 23. Instantly – at once
The pain disappeared instantly.

🔹 24. Presently – very soon
The teacher will come presently.

🔹 25. Nowadays – in the present time
Nowadays, people use mobile phones for everything.

🔹 26. Currently – at this moment
She is currently working in Pune.

🔹 27. Formerly – in the past
This place was formerly a palace.

🔹 28. Once – one time / at some time in the past
I once met a famous singer.

🔹 29. Twice – two times
He called me twice yesterday.

🔹 30. Thrice – three times
She knocked thrice on the door.

🔹 31. Early – before the usual time
We reached early for the meeting.

🔹 32. Late – after the usual time
He arrived late to class.

🔹 33. Long – for a long duration
We have waited long for you.

🔹 34. Shortly – in a little while
The program will begin shortly.

🔹 35. Finally – after everything else
Finally, they agreed to the plan.

🔹 36. Meanwhile – at the same time
She cooked dinner; meanwhile, I cleaned the house.

🔹 37. Afterwards – later on
We went shopping and afterwards had ice cream.

🔹 38. Thereafter – after that time
He studied law and thereafter became a judge.

🔹 39. Hereafter – from now on / after death
Hereafter, you must follow the rules.

🔹 40. Henceforth – from this time forward
Henceforth, all notices will be online.

🔹 41. All day – throughout the day
She was busy all day.

🔹 42. All night – throughout the night
He studied all night for the exam.

🔹 43. Evermore – always, forever
She vowed to love him evermore.

🔹 44. Momentarily – for a short while/very soon
The train will depart momentarily.

🔹 45. Daily – every day
He exercises daily.

🔹 46. Weekly – every week
We attend yoga classes weekly.

🔹 47. Monthly – every month
Rent must be paid monthly.

🔹 48. Yearly – every year
They celebrate the festival yearly.

🔹 49. Annually – once a year
The award is given annually.

🔹 50. Forever – for all time
She promised to remember it forever.

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